I have a brand new 27inch I mac. There are 2 ports behind. Im trying to hook up 2 dell monitors to it. Will this work with that? Anything else I need?
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Your new iMac likely has thunderbolt ports, which share the same connector as mini display-port. Assuming the dell monitors you want to hookup both have full-size display-port inputs, and that the iMac GPU can handle the extra monitors, then yes this cable should work fine.
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This monitor has BOTH VGA and DVI, and I am currently running it on a Mac Mini via DVI. If your iMac supports an additional DVI out I can't see why it wouldn't work.
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Yup, you'll need a mac display to HDMI (or DVI as monitor supports both) adapter.
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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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If it's a newer Mac mini with an HDMI hookup then yes. Although there are no speakers in this monitor so only the image transfers. Other than the HDMI is has a VGA hookup, so if you get an adapter that converts your current slot, I believe it's DVI, to VGA then it will work that way as well.
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This worked for me. My monitor has a DVI out on the back and my Macbook has a thunderbolt slot. It is exactly what I got it for.
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I have one here for that purpose but have not had time to connect them. I have run a Mac Mini into the Dell and it looks fine except for some issues in the top menu bar. Take a look at the article on the diglloyd blog (Lloyd Chambers is a noted photo reviewer and mac guy) where he tests this exact set up and gives it two big thumbs up as well as set up instructions which are pretty much plug and play.I assume from this that the MacBook has a better graphics card then the Mini.Anyway I just did a 2 second fire it up test to see and yes the image came right up and the menu bar was perfect. I have one here for that purpose but have not had time to connect them. I have run a Mac Mini into the Dell and it looks fine except for some issues in the top menu bar. Take a look at the article on the diglloyd blog (Lloyd Chambers is a noted photo reviewer and mac guy) where he tests this exact set up and gives it two big thumbs up as well as set up instructions which are pretty much plug and play.I assume from this that the MacBook has a better graphics card then the Mini.Anyway I just did a 2 second fire it up test to see and yes the image came right up and the... » Read More I have one here for that purpose but have not had time to connect them. I have run a Mac Mini into the Dell and it looks fine except for some issues in the top menu bar. Take a look at the article on the diglloyd blog (Lloyd Chambers is a noted photo reviewer and mac guy) where he tests this exact set up and gives it two big thumbs up as well as set up instructions which are pretty much plug and play.I assume from this that the MacBook has a better graphics card then the Mini.Anyway I just did a 2 second fire it up test to see and yes the image came right up and the menu bar was perfect. « Show Less
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Unless you have a thunderbolt splitter which to my knowledge doesn't exist, the answer is no. However, check out the latest Belkin mac doc which does as it has two thunderbolt ports.
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I'm not sure if it would work for a Mac. I believe you would need a monitor adaptor from the Mac to this splitter at least. It's been working great on a PC, I just don't want to say it will work or not for a Mac. Sorry, hope it works out
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The dock only ultimately provides one thunderbolt connection. So with my early 2011 macpro I still had only ability to have one additional monitor but I don't have an HDMI connector. Not sure what the Air has. Ultimately I bought a new MacBook Pro with two thunderbolt displays and now have two external monitors and the laptop display. Love it and it gave me an opportunity to upgrade.
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Well yes and know. It is a mini display port and USB extension cable. Many if not all of the Apple computers that have a Thunderbolt portfor the monitor output will work if you connect a mini-display port monitor. I know you can do this with a mac mini as I did it in the Apple store. You won't be able to daisy chain the thunderbolt to connect other devices. So in some circumstances I have seen people connect an external thunderboltdrive and then a mini-display port at the end of the chain and it works.
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Not sure about Mac connections but the monitor only comes with a std SVGA cable, I would assume that something else is required for MAC.
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So, yeah it only has one DVI out connection but it also has the apple specific video out, I believe it's the mini display port ( you should double check that's what it is called). With that second connection I know you can also send out a video signal, so you should be able to run a dual-monitor set up. Hope this helps.
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I don't have a mac, but I don't see why not. I'm on Windows 7 and I am running 5 monitors (laptop, HDMI, VGA, and 2 AOC monitors) from my Alienware...
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Yes, I have ours fed into two Sharp 70" led panels and the HDMI audio feed works through both panels with no issues at all. The room has its own audio so we don't run the sound on the panels, but the option is there and works. Did you get all the way into the sound settings on your mini? I'm not a Mac whiz, so I don't know exactly which steps you take, but there was more than one until we saw the HDMI choice. Actually the Mac is a dual boot to win7pro and it works on that operating system too. I can't stress how happy I was when I got my hands on the accell adapters, passive adapters just plain screwed me around in circles!
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This is nothing but a guess based on prior experience with adapters stating MAC/Apple products. I have a Dell XPS 12 with a mini displayport. I use the mini displayport to HDMI cable to connect to my HDMI TV. That cable was also labeled MAC/Apple. If your system has a mini displayport, then you should be able to use this but the part in question is connecting a non apple system to an Apple monitor.
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Yes and no. For example I use mine to connect from my 15in MacBook Pro that has thunderbolt, to a 27in iMac that does not have thunderbolt only mini display. I use the iMac as an external display for the MacBook Pro.