IMPORTANT NOTE: due to legal restrictions imposed on hardware manufacturers by the Blu-ray Disc Association, BD videos may not be sent to analog video connections (as an anti-piracy measure, which of course like all such doesn't stop the bad guys, it just inconveniences honest users).
For playing Blu-Ray movies, I recently got a USB Blu-Ray drive. When playing DVD movies, I can hook up my projector to either the VGA (analog video) or HDMI (digital video) port.
The included optical drive can read and write CD and DVD disks. There are no connections on the back edge of this laptop. Going around the edge, the ports and connectors are: Of course it you're a heavy video game player it might not meet your needs, but if you're that sort of user then you're probably accustomed to paying considerably more. Performance is quite good for such an inexpensive laptop, it does all that I need just fine. I therefore require a means to keep using Windows Seven until Windows Nine comes out - hence my purchase of this laptop which is one of the last Windows SEVEN laptops made. Based on past history, I expect Windows NINE will be much better. From what I have heard, Windows Eight is a mess because it tries to combine two radically different user interface designs. For instance, Windows Vista was awful then Windows Seven was quite good. Microsoft has a long history of blowing it with a major OS revamp, then getting it right the NEXT time. I got this laptop mainly in order to postpone dealing with Windows Eight.
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