I want to use it from my PC and Mac, does this mirror all contents from PC to monitor or it work only with specific browser.
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some apps will not work like Cable tv application from Optimum. But then again - that app won't work via HDMI either. there are some other apps as well that are blocked. I ended up throwing it in a drawer. Network connection was iffy
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Mine has been used connected to a couple of different Macs, a Windows laptop and a couple of Linux boxes. It "just worked"... But it doesn't do VGA, so beware. You need HDMI or DVI.
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I'm using it on my Mac OS X, version 10.7.5. the MacBook Pro.Had the store manager of an Apple approved outlet install it. Price surely beats the one and only Apple monitor for $1K. I am very pleased with it and need to install it on my old Dell laptop.
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Yes both Mac and PC compatible. It can connect with Pin port or HDMI cable. It has turned out to be a decent monitor. Heads up that the little raised bumps on bottom right are the adjustment buttons, it took me forever to figure that out! That's how you'll select the connection type you're using.
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I am using this Monitor with a Mac Mini running OSX Mavericks. The webcam DOES NOT work with my computer.
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I can't answer 100%. I have a mac, and I don't own a PC anymore to test it out on. But with Amazon's service, try it out, and return it. Its a great product to own if it does. So to answer your questions. I don't know.
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Yes, I'm using it with a PC, as well as a MacBook Pro and it works very good (not at the same time, I still have to try this cable: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0061TVB3O/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid;=3UGLBOSOOF5PF&coliid;=I3T3819Q8FZ9DU) . I have a Radeon R9 285 in my PC with a Display Port and the only other accesory that I need is this cable: StarTech.com DP2MDPMF6IN 6in DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort Video Cable Adapter - M/F I'm getting all functions on Windows 7: camera, microphone, sound and brightness controller. Yes, I'm using it with a PC, as well as a MacBook Pro and it works very good (not at the same time, I still have to try this cable: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0061TVB3O/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid;=3UGLBOSOOF5PF&coliid;=I3T3819Q8FZ9DU) . I have a Radeon R9 285 in my PC with a Display Port and the only other accesory that I need is this cable: StarTech.com DP2MDPMF6IN 6in DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort Video Cable Adapter - M/F I'm getting all functions on Windows 7: camera, microphone, sound and brightness... » Read More Yes, I'm using it with a PC, as well as a MacBook Pro and it works very good (not at the same time, I still have to try this cable: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0061TVB3O/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid;=3UGLBOSOOF5PF&coliid;=I3T3819Q8FZ9DU) . I have a Radeon R9 285 in my PC with a Display Port and the only other accesory that I need is this cable: StarTech.com DP2MDPMF6IN 6in DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort Video Cable Adapter - M/F I'm getting all functions on Windows 7: camera, microphone, sound and brightness controller. « Show Less
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Used with 2012 Mac MINI and it works perfectly, but you have to make sure you go into the television's menu and set it for "PC" input, which removes most processing and gives the best picture. Then it will be as good as any mac monitor, I used HDMI input, also with a Thunderbolt to HDMI adapter (Griffin) and used this with MacBook Air 2012. Works perfectly, but the viewing angles are bad, and that "Magic Angle" is annoying. I upgraded to the UN32EH5000 and it's leaps and bounds better, without any "Magic Angle" nonsense, but can just naturally be seen clearly from all extreme angles. It also works seamlessly with my Macs. Used with 2012 Mac MINI and it works perfectly, but you have to make sure you go into the television's menu and set it for "PC" input, which removes most processing and gives the best picture. Then it will be as good as any mac monitor, I used HDMI input, also with a Thunderbolt to HDMI adapter (Griffin) and used this with MacBook Air 2012. Works perfectly, but the viewing angles are bad, and that "Magic Angle" is annoying. I upgraded to the UN32EH5000 and it's leaps and bounds better, without any "Magic Angle" nonsense, but can just naturally be seen clearly... » Read More Used with 2012 Mac MINI and it works perfectly, but you have to make sure you go into the television's menu and set it for "PC" input, which removes most processing and gives the best picture. Then it will be as good as any mac monitor, I used HDMI input, also with a Thunderbolt to HDMI adapter (Griffin) and used this with MacBook Air 2012. Works perfectly, but the viewing angles are bad, and that "Magic Angle" is annoying. I upgraded to the UN32EH5000 and it's leaps and bounds better, without any "Magic Angle" nonsense, but can just naturally be seen clearly from all extreme angles. It also works seamlessly with my Macs. « Show Less
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Yes, your home desktop. Also,the uniden surveillance works using internet explorer 7. I had to uninstall my newer version of explorer and replace it with the older explorer 7. You will have to suspend any auto updating for your computer as well, if you are away on vacation etc. The reason is if the computer restarts then your surveillance program will close. Sometimes remote viewing is iffy.if you were asking if you could remote view your surveillance while traveling using a laptop,I do not believe so. you can from a tablet or smart phone with the uniden guardian app.
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To be honest, I'm unsure if it does. However, I purchased it for my MacBook to view movies mirrored to the TV and ot works great. Hope this helps
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i can use it on my windows pc laptop, but it does not work on my mac - weird
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If you have two monitors, you just uncheck mirror in display setting, it will become mirror off (Dual) mode (For Mac)
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Yes - in the "Smart TV" media center, there is a limited web browser. It functions in many ways like a normal web browser, but has limitations (you can't download files from it, it can't load/view certain kinds of media, etc.) To get a full web browser experience, you can use the TV as a display to "mirror" your laptop/iPad with the use of an HDMI cable, but if you are hoping for the web browser on the TV to replace the need for your laptop or iPad, you will be disappointed.
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I'm not familiar with Macs, this is just a switch to share one monitor with two computers, I used it with a windows XP and a Windows 8.1, two very different OS, and I had no problem switching back and forth between the two, sometimes I would have to totally turn off Windows XP, to go to windows 8(it would keep the XP resolution when going to windows 8), but not the other way around, I don't use it anymore since XP os are obsolete. So I believe it works on your set up, a friend of mine runs his IOS(remotely), on a monitor that's connected to a Windows7 with no problem.
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I use this to project from a Mac. The split goes to another desktop monitor and to a projector. It has worked well for us. No problem to report. The only detail is that EVERYTiME we turn on the Mac we have to unplug and re-plug in the monitor jack going into the Mac so it will recognize the monitors.
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I always use it as a monitor when im watching movies or skyping with the family. Works perfectly. I use the DIV to VGA from my mac and it is awesome.
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Like on Window's PC's, you will have to download the right drivers. It took me about 4 hours to get my new 1080p monitor to work right, had to download 3 or 4 drivers. Make sure that you go to the ViewSonic page to update all your current drivers first, the disk that it comes with does not have the updates on it. You will probably have to go to Apple to get the right Mac drivers too. It's a pain, but the monitor works awesome once you get it set up. I'm extremely pleased with mine, the side viewing is just as good as direct on viewing. One of my laptops that I have set up for this monitor only has 1GB of Ram, and it works just fine with it.