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thebushcommander posted:Other things, the TV is going to be hooked up to DirecTV (i think my boss wants to watch tv at work or something) - The TV will also be used locally for meetings/presentations so having VGA and HDMI inputs would be nice as I'll be routing the cables through the wall to a "connection" station for the presenter, although are there wireless solutions that would be easier maybe with like a USB dongle in the PC and then something on the TV to mirror the display or whatever? HDMI over Cat6 is a beautiful thing. Buy this and run two Cat6 runs to any place you need an HDMI input. FWIW we have one of these in our office: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00752R9W8 but got it on sale for $1,000. The back lighting is a bit uneven, but who cares? It's god damned beautiful. Like everyone else said, you're better using an actual computer for the browsing and video conferencing and just using the TV as a monitor.
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