Can i use this cable for my late 2009 27" imac and late 2013 15" MBP? Because I would like to use the imac for my MBP external display.
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I use it for my MBP and it works great and was priced right. It shouldn't matter what MBP/ iMac you have.
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If the MacBook Pro has a mini DisplayPort then yes, it sounds like it is the right cable. I'm Macdumb so I couldn't tell you for 100% on that front.
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Yes mate, as long as the Apple monitor has a DVI connector, plug the Mini display port into the Macbook, plug the DVI from the monitor and also plugin the USB from Apple monitor into macbook too
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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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This cable will connect a MacBook Pro (with Thunderbolt connectors) to a monitor with a DP++ (DisplayPort) connector. I use it on my MacBook Pro Retina 13" to an HP Compaq LA2405wg monitor.
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Yes. You'll need an adapter, and which kind depends on the model of Mac you have. I have a Macbook from 2010 and it has a Mini Display Port. So I bought a DVI to Mini Display Port Adapter. This attaches to the DVI cable that comes with the machine. Other machines use FireWire and there is an adapter for that as well. Get the right adapter for your Mac and then you're good to go.
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Yes, it should work with no problems. The USB port on the cable is standard size, and it's backward-compatible for previous USB versions. You won't see the speed advantage because your older iMac probably won't support the newer USB transfer speeds, but it should still work with it.
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can i use this cable and a DVI splitter to connect to 2 monitors on a macbook pro?
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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.
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Peter, I have to agree with the answer provided to you by Cory Church. The cable has worked beautifully on our MacBook Pro. Using the cable is a LOT better than using a VGA cable with an Apple VGA "dongle" adapter.
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I have a mid-2012 11" MacBook Air (Thunderbolt port) connected to a mid-2010 27" iMac (mini Display port). The is the only cable that does that. Having said this, I have found that the cable does not take much flexing, wear & tear before the tolerances of the connections start to get a little jumpy (sometimes connecting on plug in, sometimes not)/ This may be an issue of the computer too, hard to say.
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Yes, this should work. The cable can work as either DisplayPort or Thunderbolt.
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There is a Display Port to Mini Display port cable so ---> mDP to macbook, DP to monitor, walla 4k goodness, make sure your macbook is late 2013 for 4k to work, it will only work @ 30hz under mac os, but will run fine @ 60hz in windows via bootcamp,
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No, it is quite false. I think the reason why they say it is incompatible is because at first the overscan is on and everything is zoomed in. This can be corrected by turning the overscan off or by adjusting the underscan on your MBP. It will work. In fact, I just plugged it into my 2011 MBP and it worked perfectly. Also, you have to remember that you can't compare this to a 27 inch iMac. Resolutions are entirely different.
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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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This cable had pins for Apple Mac monitor connection or projector. I don't believe this is comparable with PC pins.
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