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Xbox 360 through Laptop Screen, No S-video or VGA not even component

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Titanium Tower View Member Profile	Nov 22 2007, 10:12 PM Post #1
New Member Posts: 1 OS: vista	I need help connecting my xbox 360 to my Laptop becasue I have to play it on the screen of my laptop. I have a Sony VAIO N-series. I have no good ports. The ones I know I have are SD two USB and one for a camcorder. I have 3 I don't know. One has some little symbol and says pro and the other looks like a VGA but it is white and has less holes. It has a little circle symbol next to it. I was wondering if anyone had any idea of how I could connect my xbox 360 to my laptop. Please Help Thanks

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