A:AnswerHi there! Thank you for your question regarding the dimensions of a 24-inch TV like the 24LQ520S-PU. Generally, a 24-inch TV will have a screen size that measures 24 inches diagonally. The overall dimensions can vary slightly by model, but typically a 24-inch TV will be around 21.3 inches in width and 14.4 inches in height without the stand. If you're considering this model, it’s important to check the specific product details for precise measurements.
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A:AnswerBased on the fact that the Apple TV box does have an HDMI output on it, it should be able to be connected to the TV using one of the two available HDMI inputs on the back.
A:AnswerThank you for your interest in the LG 24” HD Smart TV with webOS (24LQ520S-PU) model. Yes, if your LG 24LQ520S-PU TV/PC remote has caused a snowy screen, try these fixes:
1. Check the input source.
2. Reset the TV.
3. Check cable connections.
4. Try a different device.
5. Perform a factory reset (backup data first).
You can download its owner's manual through this link for more information: https://www.lg.com/us/support/product/lg-24LQ520S-PU.AUS. ^Cris
A:AnswerI don't know for certain, but my guess is that it could work as a computer monitor AS LONG AS it is connected to a graphics card with a spare HDMI output connector. Every monitor that is connected to a computer MUST be connected to graphics card. Most home computers have a built-in graphics card that only supports one monitor. However, if you have an additional graphics card installed for gaming that could give you a second HDMI connection. Talk to a computer savvy friend for how to configure this.
A:AnswerTo be honest, I've had 2 now. Had difficulty with the first getting it to accept my password to my router. The second wouldn't accept it either, but eventually worked anyway.
A:AnswerNot conveniently as it requires 1.5A at 19volts. Many laptop computers have a similar requirement; however, with the popularity of "Battery Banks" you can probably find a batttery bank that would output 19V. Otherwise, you could use a 12V cigarette to 120V AC inverter, then plug the power plug that comes with the TV into the inverter AC outlet.
