Will this work with the 17" Macbook Pro? Does it come with the necessary adapters or cables?
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If your MacBook Pro 17" meets the system requirements, then it will work (OS X v10.6.8 or later & Thunderbolt-enabled Mac computer, including MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, Mac Pro and iMac). The only adapter you might need is the Magsafe-Magsafe2 adapter from Apple. The adapter is $10.
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It will work and it it comes with the cables you need. The only thing you might need is a MagSafe 1 to MagSafe 2 adapter. This display only has a MagSafe 1 power adapter.
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Without your model number, I can't answer for sure, but the display includes a cable with the new magsafe connector ($10 adapter available for earlier magsafe connections) and a thunderbolt connection. Correction-the display includes the adapter.
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It should. I use this with a 2009 Macbook Pro and a 19" HP monitor running about 1080p or so on both. No issues.
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It works great. It comes with a USB interface, but I already had an Apple adapter to interface the VGA cable with the video input on the MacBook.
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If the Macbook Pro requires a special input/output connector then yes. If your Macbook Pro has a standard HDMI out then the only thing you will need is an HDMI type C adapter. There are 3 or 4 ends for an HDMI cable. The most common is type A which is the plug that goes to your TV, DVD player, etc. Then there is the one that connects to small devices like cell phones and that is HDMI type D. Then there is an in between connector called HDMI type C. To use an HDMI cable on this projector you will need an adapter from type A to type C. It's only a few bucks here on Amazon. So look for HDMI A to C adapter. Or you can buy an HDMI A to C cable which eliminates the need for an adapter.
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Depends on what Mac you have. Macbook Pros have an HDMI port so this adapter will work with it, however Macbook Airs do not so you'd have to get a Thunderbolt-to-HDMI adapter first. At that point it might be better to find a Thunderbolt-to-VGA adapter instead.
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Works on my late 2008 15" Mac book pro, not sure if the 17 takes the same but I would imagine it does
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Worked with my 2012 MacBook pro. The caveat is that I had to use the included PS/2 -&gt; USB adapter, whereas other adapters didn't work.
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Michael, we have two or three of these adapters in use in our studio, and they seem to work great with any HD monitor. We've tried them on our MacBook Pros, even our 27 inch iMac with no hang ups. Best of luck to you!
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You will need the correct cable for connection to the MacBook. It comes with the cable that fits an iPod nano or iPhone 4S or earlier.
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It should work fine. I use mine with older MacBook Pro 15" with original Magsafe. The new Magsafe uses the 45 watt.
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I am using this with a MacBook Pro, which has an HDMI port (depends on the model year). It works flawlessly with this set-up.
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Hey John! Yes, this cable will work. I have a MacBook Pro and I have used this cable successfully. BUT, it WILL NOT carry the audio. You will have to use the audio-out on the MB Pro to your speakers/sound system.Hope that helps!
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Hi? Does it work for the retina macbook pro now? Is there any adapter available?
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No adapter is included, but one is not needed. This drive runs fine on the USB 3.0 ports on a new MacBook. I have mine plugged in to a Belkin USB 3.0 hub with it's own adapter, but have run it directly off my MacBook Pro 15" with Retina Display.
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Thanks for your reply... do you know of anything that would work on the macbook pro? Please let me know if you do, and I really appreciate it!
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I've heard of at least two people who bought this product for their Macbook Pro and it worked fine. Make sure your MBP has either DVI video output or an HDMI port.