what monitor is recommended for the mini
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That is all depending on how your budget is ... under ideal configuration, An Apple Monitor would be the best option, but we are all aware that they tend to run close to 4 digits, at least ... and that is not always within a regular John Dow's Budget. the nice thing with this unit is that it has inbuild HDMI option, so in absence of better options, just use your regular HDTV ... it should do just fine.
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Yes it will ! You need to get a good quality HDMI cable, FROM THE MINI TO THE MONITOR...that's all, the HDMI cable will conduct audio and picture at the best quality possible, enjoy.
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Hi Nancy, you need a micro hdmi not a mini hdmi. This should be what you're looking for:
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A small 15-20" LCD or flat screen should be fine. Anything bigger and it might break.
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You will have to order one specifically for a mini,I would check their web site
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The Mac Mini only has two SO-DIMM slots and one Thunderbolt port; this one has four and two, respectively. The non-server Mini sports a dual-core i5 (or i7); this has a quad core i5 at higher clock. If you go for the Apple brand, the 27" external monitor costs over nine hundred dollars... (and the keyboard and pointing device aren't included with the Mini). Finally, you may be able to use this computer as a 27" monitor (the old ones did)... the iMac is clearly a better deal. An i7 MacBook Air plus Thunderbolt Display, on the other hand, is a compelling setup...
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i currently use monitor with 2011 mac mini - i just had to get adapter on line. I don't remember which one off hand but can check and get back to you.
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No sure of what sellers, but other than monitor, you'll need a keyboard and mouse. Depending on the MacMini, you may also want a external dvd burner/reader as certain model don't have a dvd drive built in. I purchased for my daughter over 4 years ago since it had small footprint. Daughter still uses it. Even I have gone from Mac Pro towers to two newer minis. New ones are plenty powerful. Hope this help you a little.
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no looks like you need a regular hdmi to hdmi connector NOT a Mini !Good luck:0
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One of the nice things about a Mini is that it easily interfaces with many devices. I use a combo printer/scanner, it's an Epson 640 I think. Nothing special or expensive.
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I've been also trying to decide which monitor would be the best choice. It seems that the only real difference between the two is the remote tilt/pan option that is available on the larger model. You have to thing ahead and figure out if you would ever need that. This website has a great amount of information about both monitors: http://www.babygearlab.com/Video-Monitor-Reviews/Motorola-Digital-Video-Baby-MonitorHope it helps. I still have a hard time deciding :)
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I have the mini. I have purchased two for these off of amazon and been very satisfied.
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I would recommend the Samsung series of monitors with 3d Glasses. i.e.. Samsung 20" S20C300BL
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I will support Plasma's for most things but monitor is much safer to go with a LCD. Viera Cast does have screen savesr though to prevent burn-in for pandora, youtube, or whatever else is on there. If you use it just for Viera Cast internet, you should be fine. And gaming is safe if you mix up the game and keep contrast at 50.
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Did you go into your "SETTINGS" and choose the "DISPLAYS" icon? I'm working on a laptop so the choices would be different for a MINI but once you hit "DISPLAYS" you should have some choices.... Find the monitor and select it. See if that works.
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Any monitor will work. The bigger question is do you have a video output on your GPS...I haven't seen one that does but there are so many it may be possible.
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Any VGA (RGB) monitor will work. I use a normal computer monitor with good results.Definition is very good