Can I connect my Macbook Air with 2 monitors (HDMI and DVI) simultaneously? My USB is 3.0 but is a USB hub like this http://goo.gl/dRbKUp. Tks
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You should really have a USB3 hub for this EVGA adapter. I believe you can use both HDMI and DVI simultaneously. One of my co-workers tested it out and it seemed to work fine on his 2012 Macbook Pro. You may also be able to use the thunderbolt port and get a MiniDP->DVI (or hdmi) adapter for a third monitor.
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You should really have a USB3 hub for this EVGA adapter. I believe you can use both HDMI and DVI simultaneously. One of my co-workers tested it out and it seemed to work fine on his 2012 Macbook Pro. You may also be able to use the thunderbolt port and get a MiniDP-&gt;DVI (or hdmi) adapter for a third monitor.
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I believe so I see a spot for DVI, and HDMI. I use this device to connect my PC to HDTV. It works great!
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No, I have a Macbook Air and the HDMI port is much smaller. This product will not fit. I bought this instead and it works very well:http://www.amazon.com/Neewer®-Displayport-ThunderBolt-Adapter-MacBook/dp/B007MYZ4QC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1403980493&sr=8-3&keywords;=macbook+air+hdmi+adapter
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This display does not display full resolution with MiniDisplayport, MacBook Airs are out of luck. You must use HDMI to HDMI.
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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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Yes, I use this display at full resolution with my MacBooks. I'm using this cable: "Cable Matters Gold Plated Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt Port Compatible) to DisplayPort Cable" for my Macs, and this cable "Cables To Go 26911 DVI-D Male/Male Dual Link Digital Video Cable" for my Windows workstation.
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There is monitor port that I have used with external monitor on my MacBook Air.
725106
I see no reason this monitor wouldn't be compatible with your MacBook Air. You would need a thunderbolt to Hdmi cable and that should be all.
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I have a Macbook Air and use the Apple adapter to HDMI, and wish to connect to a Infocus IN102 DLP projector through the RGB/Component video socket. Sound is not an issue as I use a separate speaker system. Will the AmazomBasics HDMI to DVI cable work?Thanks,Bulldog1803
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Yes - you will just need a DisplayPort to Mini-DisplayPort cable. If it is a recent MacBook Air, the Thunderbolt port is the same size as a Mini-Displayport connector and is backwards compatible. When connected via DisplayPort, if you set your sound output on the MacBook Air to the monitor and set the Monitor sound input to DisplayPort then the DisplayPort cable will carry both the video and audio over the single cable. You would then just need to connect a USB cable from the MacBook Air to the monitor if you want to use the USB Hub. Note, however, that since this monitor is not a Thunderbolt monitor, you will not have Thunderbolt capabilities (such as daisy-chaining thunderbolt devices) - don't think you were looking to do that anyway, but something to be aware of if you were looking for that functionality.
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I don't think so diane. Since I Mac is a all in one computer. You need a computer with DVI or VGA ports. Call Apple for more info. Good luck!!
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Yes, I use this display at full resolution with my MacBooks. I'm using this cable: "Cable Matters Gold Plated Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt™ Port Compatible) to DisplayPort Cable" for my Macs, and this cable "Cables To Go 26911 DVI-D Male/Male Dual Link Digital Video Cable" for my Windows workstation.
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No - it will allow your macbook to extend the desktop onto one external monitor.To add a 2nd external monitor, you'd need a USB driven graphics device.
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I have tested this in Bootcamp with a 2013 MacBook Air, and it worked for me. I installed the Windows drivers from CalDigit.I leave the lid closed (clamshell mode) when the Air is connected to the dock, and I have a monitor connected to the HDMI port. I use the gigabit Ethernet port, and one of the USB ports for a keyboard and mouse. This setup works for me in Bootcamp with Windows 7. I didn't try hot-plugging the dock in Windows 7. Given what I've read about the Apple Thunderbolt Display, I don't think it work work in Windows, but I haven't tested it.
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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 this monitor is compatible with most MACs. For example, the Macbook Air uses a Mini DisplyaPort(Thunderbolt) and the Ultrasharp supports DisplayPort, VGA and DVI-D, so any Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort, VGA, or DVI-D adapter will work. You will just need to buy the appropriate conversion adapter, which depends on your MAC video DVI input for example, to plug into either the DisplayPort (best), DVI-D (good) or the VGA port (worst) of the monitor.
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I've tried it on a 2011 MBA and it worked just fine (it was about a year ago). I had two 1920 x 1080 DVI monitors plugged into the DualHead2Go Digital ME and the macbook air worked great with all 3 monitors (2 external plus the Macbook air's builtin monitor). Also, I highly recommend the BetterSnapTool for managing your desktop space on the two external monitors - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bettersnaptool/id417375580?mt=12
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I don't think so. I initially installed the driver on my Macbook Air using the external optical drive, but then I later installed the more up to date driver from the website. For me, it worked much better with the newer driver (which I think was in beta at the time). So just go straight for that. Check the website for the driver: http://www.kensington.com/us/us/4491/K33974AM/usb-3-0-multi-display-adapter#.U69nKo1dUto