Will this cable allow me to use my Samsung HDTV as an extended display for my 2013 27" iMac using the iMac's Thunderbolt port?
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The cable will work with selected laptops and tablets. Please check the product page for the compatibility list. http://www.belkin.com/us/F2CD044/p/P-F2CD044/
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I believe the Apple 30" HD Display uses a DVI input, this cable will only work with a Mini Display Port (MDP) connection or a Display Port (DP) with an adapter to MDP.You can google the connectors to see what they look like.
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I don't own a Mac but from what i have seen Mac has a mini display port, so this cable will not work with it.
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Yes, this should work. The cable can work as either DisplayPort or Thunderbolt.
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As long as your Mac has a miniDisplayPort port and your TV has an HDMI input it should work fine. Of course you will need an additional HDMI cable.
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Yup, you'll need a mac display to HDMI (or DVI as monitor supports both) adapter.
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You need to use the displayport cables to display at 2560x1440. If your Mac has Thunderbolt connectors you'll need a miniport (thurnderbolt) to displayport adaptor. 2560x1440 will not display with HDMI nor DVI.
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I would assume yes. If you can feed an Hdmi signal from the iMac, it should work. As a side note -I would look at competitor's versions of this projector because the signal goes out for 6 seconds frequently.
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this cable is a "Thunderbolt" to "Display" I don't know if your monitor has a "Display" input. You would have to see what type of input the monitor has.
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You should be able to hook into whatever monitor you have so long as you have the correct cable and adapter. THere are a variety of adapters that can fit into the Thunderbolt port which supports video
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I could not find anything with the model numbers provided, but as long as your Mac uses a Mini DisplayPort and you're trying to connect it to a device with a VGA cable the connection will work.
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Yes it will. Your setting will have to be changed so your display is either "duplicated" on the external screen or "extended" - whichever you prefer. The issue with MacBooks though is that before about 2010, the HDMI port does not transfer sound in addition to video through the cable - you would have to connect an audio in cable from your computer's headphone jack to the television digital audio in as well. Research some Apple forums on the specifics for your model.
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Yes, I believe so - the desktop I used mine on is an iMac 2010 model - the connection is the same as the MacBook pro of the same year. I've found some older HDMI connections need the source to be restarted to see the connection - but no problems here.
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Thunderbolt came out only in 2011. Those iMacs don't carry that port. In a few words... That cable will never work in those mac's unless you buy a firewire-thunderbolt converter adapter. Good Luck!!
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I have a mid 2011 iMac with a display port and use the cable to connect a Samsung TV. Audio works just fine.
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I don't know the new iMac's video card specs, so you'll want to confirm that. As far as I know, as long as you have the right thunderbolt adapter, the monitor will work fine.Edit: I see others have answered you already. :)
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Does this also mean it works with an iMac (27" monitor) with Mac OS-X Lion?