What is the best cable to use to attach this monitor to an iMac?
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The Mac Pro 14" is off the question. I try to hook it up with the only way possible this monitor offers the Dual Link DVI with a apple thunderbolt or mini DV to DVI and it did not recognize it. Other wise greattest monitor I ever own, and I own almos every high end dell and Mac monitor that came out in the past 10 years
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The monitor uses DVI input, so you need a DVI cable that can connect to your Mac. I'm not familiar with connecting DVI to Mac, but see cables for that purpose on the web. My Crossover is attached to a Windows computer.
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on 8/17/205 on Apples web site: http://www.apple.com/displays/specs.html they have a "VESA Mount Adapter Kit" for $39 http://www.apple.com/us/search/VESA+Mount+Adapter+Kit+for+iMac+or+Apple+Display?src=globalnav
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It should work. Simply launch your older iMac in target display mode while it is connected with this cable. I did this with my Laptop and the same year iMac before purchasing a thunderbolt display.
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10" cable. it just is long enough to go from your iMac's usb to the back of the stand
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Some of the cables are Passive. You will not be able to use the monitor on a Mac with a Passive cable. Fortunately for me, the one I bought was Active and worked the first time. Scroll down on this link to find the item named "Mini DisplayPort Male to DisplayPort DP Male Cable-6ft" http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-DisplayPort-Male-to-DisplayPort-DP-Male-Cable-6ft-/181173940008?ssPageName=ADME:L:OC:US:3160 This is probably the same cable on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Plated-DisplayPort-Thunderbolt/dp/B004CAGDUA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1376528786&sr=8-2&keywords=Mini+DisplayPort+Male+to+DisplayPort+DP+Male+Cable-6ft+Cable+Matters
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It looks to me like you can. Checking your iMac, it seems to have a mini display port; last port closest to the center on the back. The monitor seems to have a DVI-D connector. If you can confirm you indeed to have those connectors it should work. I use it with a late 2011 Macbook Pro driving a 30" apple cinema display and it works with those connectors. My cinema display is the same resolution, 2560 x 1440. This adapter also requires an additional usb connection that is only for power. I suggest you plug it into a wall charger or powered usb hub instead of into the iMac. If the plug it into the iMac and it goes to sleep, the adapter loses power and you can have display issue when it wakes up. An external power source eliminates that issue.
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I doubt it. The ViSee device needs a yellow RCA plug connection. My old iMac has no place to inset this kind of plug. On the other hand, I have a spare monitor with that kind of connection and it works fine without being hooked up to a computer.
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Yes, you'll just need one of these: C&E CNE11274 Mini DisplayPort to DVI Female Adapter Cable for MacBook, MacBook Pro, iMac, MacBook Air and Mac miniI use this same set-up on my mac mini, works great.
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Mine came with a VGA cable. If your MAC has VGA connector, it will hook up to it directly.
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I believe you will need an adapter as this monitor is VGA. To use with my MacBook air i needed a thunderbolt to VGA adapter
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i would call the imac company to see its there product they should be able to tell you
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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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I am familiar with iMacs though i don't recall them having holes in the back of the monitor to fasten the bracket. So my guess is that this will not work to mount your iMac to the wall.
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The cable is made of carbon-strengthened steel. I'm sure there may be some bolt-cutter out there that could do the job, but not your ordinary bolt-cutter. I can't think of a safer solution other than locking your iMac up in a safe.
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I use this monitor with my MacBook Pro. I had to buy a Thunderbolt/mini-display to HDMI adapter (or Thunderbolt to DVI, or Thunderbolt to VGA) but the expense was minimal and well worth it.
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It looks like the Thunderbolt displays require an Apple VESA adapter plate available here:http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD179ZM/A/vesa-mount-adapter-kit-for-imac-andled-cinemaor-applethunderbolt-display
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This device has a DVI digital monitor cable (white with lots of pins). I purchased a converter for $30 so it could plug into the micro DisplayPort jack in my laptop. If your IMac as a DisplayPort jack (most recent Macs do) then you will need to purchase the converter.