gagankapula
Broken In
I'm planning to buy an Xbox One Console.
I don't have a TV.
Can I unbox the new console, switch it on, goto my Windows 10 PC and try to connect/stream it using the Xbox app on the PC ?
Or is it mandatory to have a TV so that the Xbox console can be accessed and configured such that it can connect to Windows 10 PC in the initial stage.
I live in a small room and I don't want to buy a TV.
I have a laptop i7-2630QM, Nvidia GT 525M (outdated), can't afford a new gaming PC/Laptop.
I want the console but not the TV, is this scenario possible?
I don't have a TV.
Can I unbox the new console, switch it on, goto my Windows 10 PC and try to connect/stream it using the Xbox app on the PC ?
Or is it mandatory to have a TV so that the Xbox console can be accessed and configured such that it can connect to Windows 10 PC in the initial stage.
I live in a small room and I don't want to buy a TV.
I have a laptop i7-2630QM, Nvidia GT 525M (outdated), can't afford a new gaming PC/Laptop.
I want the console but not the TV, is this scenario possible?