Playing 360 on My Laptop

First off, I wasn't quite sure as where to put this topic, so sorry if this is the wrong forum..Mods feel free to move it to the correct one if here isn't right....

So I was wondering if there's a way I can get my 360 to play through my laptop instead of a television. Is this even possible..? I decided to lug a small 13 inch television to the hospital with me while I get my chemotherapy for the next week or so. I got to thinking about how much more convenient it would be to just have the audio/video coming through my laptop..So here I am.

What sort of port would my laptop need to allow me to do this? I suppose I would need some sort of audio/video cable that wasn't the one that came with my 360 too right? What kind would I need? My laptop has USB, Ethernet, expansion ports on it..all your basic ports I guess.

Anyway, I hope I've given you the info you need to help me out with this. If you guys need any questions answered in order to help me, just ask, and I'll do my best to give you what you need. Thanks a bunch!

As far as I know the only way to view a 360's output on your laptop is to buy a TV tuner - HD ones may support 720p input, but I have a feeling they're mainly for over-the-air signals. So you're probably limited to 480p, which would be pretty ugly.

Either way, it'll work, but it's kind of a crude solution.

The VGA cable is for use with computer monitors or HDTVs if you run out of inputs...I don't think I've ever heard of a laptop that has a VGA input - they're always for output, for an external monitor or a projector for presentations.

A USB TV tuner with component inputs would be your best bet, although my guess is that few of them will offer anything but component or s-video.