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RE: VGA TV tuner module?



> I must have one which includes a remote control, is *very*
> easy to use, and
> preferably which also has an additional video input (can be
> either RF or
> composite, don't mind which), for Sky...

If you want to watch SKY on it, then why bother with the tuner at all?
Many TFT panels (eg Iiyama 17") come with composite and svideo inputs, so as
long as you watch only sky then you don't need a tuner.
No remote I'm afraid, but all you need worry about is the volume and on/off
since the sky controller will do the rest.
My Iiyama has built in speakers too, though I've never been desperate enough
to try them :-)

HTH,

T.


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