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Monoblock with a TV as a monitor

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On a VESA 400x400 mount, attach a 450x450 fiberboard sheet to it with a power supply unit (powerful transistors and a diode sensor to fix on radiators, more or less less powerful pieces of iron 150x150), MSI H81M-E33 motherboard, Intel Celeron G1840 processor, hard drive: 500GB HDD, Toshiba L200, HDWJ105UZSVA, cooler: DEEPCOOL GAMMA ARCHER PRO, 120mm, WIFI: TP-LINK TL-WN727N (use an extension cord, included) to place in the place of best reception, wireless keyboard and mouse.

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It was a long time ago, the telly was still not smart, but already with HDMI. I turned up on the occasion of a working laptop without a matrix, with broken loops, but with HDMI and Wi-Fi, I had to buy a wireless keyboard + mouse kit. It is bad that in a TV set the frame rate is sometimes not enough.
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So connect the keyboard and mouse to the TV set, no? I have done so. The only "inconvenience" is that smart TVs only support 2.4 GHz wireless keyboard mice ... There is, of course, a minus in the fact that you won’t stick the usual "Windows" browsers in the TV set. I have to use the "Linux" one that is in it ... But the current Opera, Google-Chrome, Yandex-browser, for example, also, after all, "for one person")))) And it looks like a TV browser .. ..))))
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Despite all the bells and whistles of today, nothing more convenient than the keyboard and mouse for communicating with a computer (TV), I personally do not know. That is why this design was created.
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Right! It’s more convenient to lie down
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So this, most likely, is not being done for work .... I also collected a small system unit for each TV.True, I used power supplies from laptops, motherboards "micro ATX" and solid-state HDDs - all this doesn’t sound at all. I then had one computer in the house as a server with huge memory, I hid it on such a "system" near each TV and, naturally, connected it all to a network. This was done for multimedia. It was possible in any room to run on any TV set any file from any computer in the house, or go to the Internet from them ...
But that was a long time ago - in the days of plasma TVs and slow ADSL. Then came the smart TVs with browsers, DLNA technology and the Home Media Server program .... And it all disappeared.
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It will be uncomfortable to sit there)

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