How do I use my plasma as my computer monitor?
Question by Nathan M: How do I use my plasma as my computer monitor?
I have a new HP laptop and a 5 year old HP desktop, I would like to be able to use my new Plasma which is a Panasonic, as my computer monitor for one of these computers(preferably the desktop), how and what would I need to do this? Thank you.
Best answer:
Answer by SKATERSKATEBOARDsk8boardelement2
i think you can with some kind of VGA cable but im not 100% sure.
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Categories: LCD and Plasma TVs Tags: Computer, Monitor, Plasma
Why are there such silly rules for donating plasma?
Question by кяιѕтιηα ✯: Why are there such silly rules for donating plasma?
For example, on the BioLife Plasma Services website, it states that if you have acne or a mental disorder, you may not be eligible for donation. Is there something in your plasma that could pass these conditions onto someone else? If not, this seems to be a bit extreme and picky.
Best answer:
Answer by B-Dubz
ask a doctor not random strangers on the internet
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How can I find a plasma collection center near me?
Question by joe student: How can I find a plasma collection center near me?
I wanna sell my plasma for some extra cash. But how do I know where and how to go about doing it?
Best answer:
Answer by seenotes, ABOC
try this link:
http://www.thebloodcenter.org/
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Categories: LCD and Plasma TVs Tags: Center, collection, find, near, Plasma
What is the minimum temperature required for a plasma to be formed?
Question by sharon: What is the minimum temperature required for a plasma to be formed?
i keep reading that if fire heated to a high temperature forms a plasma.But what is the exact range of temperature to form a plasma?
Best answer:
Answer by Infamy
I don’t remember the temperature, but to form plasma you need an abnormally high temperature and a certain amount of pressure. appearantly, the pressure is also important.
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Categories: LCD and Plasma TVs Tags: formed, minimum, Plasma, required, temperature
speakercraft IRC-2P2.1 2-Piece Plasma Block Surface Mount Mini IR Receiver
speakercraft IRC-2P2.1 2-Piece Plasma Block Surface Mount Mini IR Receiver
SPKRCRAFT PLASMA PROOF IR RECEIVER
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Anyone have any ideas on how to get sticky gum off a plasma tv screen?
Question by Taylor: Anyone have any ideas on how to get sticky gum off a plasma tv screen?
My son smeared his gum all over the screen of our plasma tv. So far I’ve tried putting ice in a bag and applying it to the gum. I’m able to get off big pieces, but the rest just kinda smears into the screen. Any helpful ideas would be appreciated.
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Answer by 精神異常者道化
Use creamy peanut butter, That gets gum off.
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Mount-It! Articulating Wall Mount for LED / LCD / Plasma TVs from 42-70″ Reviews
Mount-It! Articulating Wall Mount for LED / LCD / Plasma TVs from 42-70″
- Maximum VESA: 800 x 400 – Maximum Weight: 220 lbs – Minimum Extension: 4.5″ – Maximum Extension: 26.5″
- Tilt Range: 15 degrees – Swivel Range: 180 degrees – Construction: Steel – Color: Black
- Wall Plate Dimensions: 18.9″ x 9 3/8″ – Front Plate Dimensions: 34.4″ x 9 3/8″ – Built In Level: Yes
- Security locking mechanism to prevent the TV from unlatching from mount.
- Universal mounting brackets fit nearly all flat-panel TVs
This premium swivel TV wall bracket features a single arm design with incredible extension of 26.5″ to front of typical TV. Its single arm design allows you to tilt and swivel your TV to almost any angle. It supports a wide range of plasma and LCD fl
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Pinnacle TV6073 Plasma LCD DLP Stand Reviews
Pinnacle TV6073 Plasma LCD DLP Stand
The Pinnacle Design TV6073 can hold up to 150 pounds. With the Pinnacle Design TV6073 you can store your electronics on the additional built-in shelf.
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SquareTrade 4-Year TV Warranty ($2000-2500 LCD, Plasma, LED)
SquareTrade 4-Year TV Warranty (00-2500 LCD, Plasma, LED)
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Is there a correlation between plasma donation & chronic myeloid leukeamia or blood diseases?
Question by Mazza: Is there a correlation between plasma donation & chronic myeloid leukeamia or blood diseases?
I have met a few people (3) who have given plasma, only to find out that they have in subsequent years been diagnosed with a blood disorder. Is this an aberration or is this happening more and more?
Best answer:
Answer by compassion
Hi Mazza,
This is an individual observation. Currently there is no connection between plasma donation and chronic myeloid leukaemia or any other blood disease.
May I suggest that you go to the Red Cross’ web page and start communications with them. Who knows, you may end up discovering something new? Good luck.
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