What kind of displays can I connect to a Windows XP Media Center PC?

The Windows XP Media Center PC can connect to a variety of displays:

• Media Center PC and desktop monitor. With computing and entertainment functionality in one place, this setup is ideal for locations where space is at a premium.
• Media Center PC, desktop monitor, and TV. Use the desktop display for computing and the TV for entertainment.
• Media Center PC and high-resolution display. A high-resolution display, such as a plasma or projection TV, provides sufficient resolution for desktop tasks, like reading e-mail or surfing the Internet, and offers a home theater style experience for TV, home movies, and DVDs. When your Media Center PC is connected to a widescreen display, 16:9 support lets you toggle between normal, zoom, and stretch video modes.

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• Do I need to purchase a TV tuner when I buy a Media Center PC?

• Can I watch unprotected recorded TV files on another PC?

• What is Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005?

• What happens if I try to record multiple shows at once and I don't have enough tuners to support it?

• How can I enjoy Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 content around the home or on ipod zune portable devices?

• How many hours of TV can I store on my Media Center PC?

• What equipment will I need to install Media Center

• What are the basic steps for setting up Media Center?

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