Right. I'm off to Uni (in theory) later this year, and I just know that my living quarters are going to be about as close to a a rabbit hutch as human standards allow. So, being the type of person who gets his priorities sorted, I've been wondering about how to squidge my consoles, a TV AND a bed into the room.
First on my Agenda is a Scart Splitter box. You know. The ones that allow you to plug multiple Scart leads into a TV. It minimises wire swapping, frustration, and lumps on the back of the head when I stand up too fast whilst still under a desk.
What should I look for?
I was in some generic technology shop the other day, and they had some solid looking (read: metal) scart boxes with 3 input/1 output sockets, as well as traditional A/V composite receptors (one in, one out).
It supported RGB.
So anyway. It's a tenner down from twenty, and I was wondering if any of you, in your sagely knowledge know about any other things I need to look out for. I mean, I'm finally going to be a student again. I'm actually going to have time to PLAY games... so I want to be able to see them.
Heh.
@))-------------
The Corrupt Rose
First on my Agenda is a Scart Splitter box. You know. The ones that allow you to plug multiple Scart leads into a TV. It minimises wire swapping, frustration, and lumps on the back of the head when I stand up too fast whilst still under a desk.
What should I look for?
I was in some generic technology shop the other day, and they had some solid looking (read: metal) scart boxes with 3 input/1 output sockets, as well as traditional A/V composite receptors (one in, one out).
It supported RGB.
So anyway. It's a tenner down from twenty, and I was wondering if any of you, in your sagely knowledge know about any other things I need to look out for. I mean, I'm finally going to be a student again. I'm actually going to have time to PLAY games... so I want to be able to see them.
Heh.
@))-------------
The Corrupt Rose
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