I have a late 2011 Macbook Pro I'm trying to connect to 2 external non-Apple monitors. Would I just need to buy two of these?
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Yes this adapter will connect your MacBook Pro to an external non Apple monitor. But I am not sure you have two mini display ports on your Mac to connect simultaneously to two monitors.
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The answer to the first part of your question is "I Don't know" My MAC was purchased in late 2011. Since it is a hardware port and not a software port it should work.The answer to the second part of your question is YES. YOu need to set the dual monitor function on the MAC also.
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I am using my Asus notebook with HDMI for this monitor. I have a late 2007 macbook, but haven't tried it yet. It will need some sort of adapter. If you type a word combination of this monitor and your system into Google, there are forums that might answer your question.
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I am using it for a 2nd monitor for my MacBookPro. If your MacMini has a thunderbolt connection, I don't see why it wouldn't work for a 2nd monitor. In doing a quick search, it appears this is supported (providing you connect the 1st monitor via the hdmi-dvi adapter). https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4732629?start=0&tstart;=0Happy Dual Monitor computing!!!
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That's how I use this for, external monitor. Since there are two types of display port for Macbook Pro, make sure you buy the right one. My Macbook Pro was bought couple of years ago so it usese thunderbolt display port.
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No, this is the ACTIVE mini display port to DVI-D adapter. You'd use this if you need an active link (like if you've got a MacPro with an ATI 5770 card and you want to drive 3 displays. Apple's version is PASSIVE so you can only support 2 displays.) A dual link adapter will be labeled as such and will probably be more expensive.
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Yes, I am using one at work that is connected to 2 of 24" monitors at 1920 x 1200. I think I have one connected via DisplayPort and the other via HDMI. At work I am using a Dell PC M4700. I had some trouble with compatibility between Nvidia and DisplayLink driver (in addition to the 24" monitors I have a 30" connected to the laptop's DisplayPort output). I ended up going back a few revisions of the Nvidia driver to get things to work reliably. At home I have a Mac with also with 3 external monitors, except with the Mac I am driving them all with USB connections. I have a 30-inch connected to the HP 3005pr and two 1280 x 1024 smaller displays each connected via its own older USB to video Displaylink box.
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I am not sure how your MacBook conects to external monitors but a standard VGA cable works just fine when conecting to a PC. I hope this helps
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Yes, I am using one at work that is connected to 2 of 24" monitors at 1920 x 1200. I think I have one connected via DisplayPort and the other via HDMI. At work I am using a Dell PC M4700. I had some trouble with compatibility between Nvidia and DisplayLink driver (in addition to the 24" monitors I have a 30" connected to the laptop's DisplayPort output). I ended up going back a few revisions of the Nvidia driver to get things to work reliably. At home I have a Mac with also with 3 external monitors, except with the Mac I am driving them all with USB connections. I have a 30-inch connected to the HP 3005pr and two 1280 x 1024 smaller displays each connected via its own older USB to video Displaylink box. Yes, I am using one at work that is connected to 2 of 24" monitors at 1920 x 1200. I think I have one connected via DisplayPort and the other via HDMI. At work I am using a Dell PC M4700. I had some trouble with compatibility between Nvidia and DisplayLink driver (in addition to the 24" monitors I have a 30" connected to the laptop's DisplayPort output). I ended up going back a few revisions of the Nvidia driver to get things to work reliably. At home I have a Mac with also with 3 external monitors, except with the Mac I am driving them all with USB connections. I have a... » Read More Yes, I am using one at work that is connected to 2 of 24" monitors at 1920 x 1200. I think I have one connected via DisplayPort and the other via HDMI. At work I am using a Dell PC M4700. I had some trouble with compatibility between Nvidia and DisplayLink driver (in addition to the 24" monitors I have a 30" connected to the laptop's DisplayPort output). I ended up going back a few revisions of the Nvidia driver to get things to work reliably. At home I have a Mac with also with 3 external monitors, except with the Mac I am driving them all with USB connections. I have a 30-inch connected to the HP 3005pr and two 1280 x 1024 smaller displays each connected via its own older USB to video Displaylink box. « Show Less
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I have a MacBook Pro 13" (late 2013) and I am using this stand and two monitors. I am using the Thunderbolt/Displayport ports to drive DP and DVI monitors. I got the cables (Mini DisplayPort to Display Port and Mini DisplayPort to DVI) from here on Amazon from Cable Matters and the cables are well made and work perfectly.
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It wouldn't be possible unless your monitors have Thunderbolt I/O and support daisy-chaining.The Thunderbolt dock has two thunderbolt ports, yet, you use one of them to connect your Macbook to the dock and the other port as your Thunderbolt I/O for connecting to other devices.
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it sure would not know if you can connect a MacBook Pro, I use a pc and connect to dvi. however if I were you would treat buying an Apple monitor and would go for sure! ......
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I am using this monitor on a MacBook Pro 2014 with Mountain Lion 10.8 and now Mavericks 10.9. It requires 2 connection cables - one for the monitor (I use the HDMI, but have also used the DVI-to-mini-display/thunderbolt (which requires an adaptor)) AND a usb for the webcam. It works great. Seems like if you have an open USB port the webcam should work.
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Yes, it is. I actually have two of these monitors connected to my MacBook Pro Retina. Of course you'll need Apples VGA adapter though.
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Yes, you can: http://smallbusiness.chron.com/connect-macbook-dell-external-monitor-56163.html
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It'd dependent on the chipset in your laptop . Have the same problem with my MacBook pro. It will only support one external display at a time. You need one of the new retina mbps for dual external displays.
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The MacBook Pro need an adapter for any standard monitor. You need a converter to VGA or DVI.