wireless laptop-tv is it possible

Next year our area will be going digital (the first area to go digital)
We will be replacing our TV so would like to future proof as much as
possible.
I already have a freeview box with hard drive so thats taken care of.
I can see that there may be an increase of tv via broadband in the
future and was wondering if it is possible to send a signal to a tv
from my laptop, I already have netgear wireless for broadband which
works well.

is it possible? if not is it likely?

If so then what sort of TV should I be looking for - onboard
connections ect?

On 2 Nov 2006 03:54:35 -0800, "gm4jnw@gmail.com" <gm4jnw@gmail.com>
wrote in <1162468475.179672.27400@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups. com>:

>Next year our area will be going digital (the first area to go digital)
>We will be replacing our TV so would like to future proof as much as
>possible.
>I already have a freeview box with hard drive so thats taken care of.
>I can see that there may be an increase of tv via broadband in the
>future and was wondering if it is possible to send a signal to a tv
>from my laptop, I already have netgear wireless for broadband which
>works well.
>
>is it possible? if not is it likely?
>
>If so then what sort of TV should I be looking for - onboard
>connections ect?

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