I have an older Macbook and a 20" cinema display.  I would like to buy a new 13" Macbook pro.  What adapters do I need to connect my display.

• Asked by Brian A from Rhinebeck
• Nov 7, 2012
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What do I need to connect a new 2010 MacBook Pro to a screen with a 30 (not 24) pin male VDG device (an older Apple Cinema HD Display-cleargreyframe)?

What do I need to connect a 2010 MacBook Pro to a 30 pin male VDG device (an older Apple Cinema HD Display)

• Asked by Carrie B from Louisville
• Nov 27, 2010
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can i connect macbook pro to two monitors

display on macbook pro

• Asked by Greg B
• Jan 26, 2011
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Does the Mini DisplayPort on the new 13" MacBook Pro (OCT '09) put out an audio signal as well as the video signal, or is it 'video-out' only?

I Need to connect my new 13" MacBook Pro to 32" Philips HDTV. I have Apple Bluetooth wireless/keyboard. I hope to use the MacBook as a desktop with the display closed, using the Philips HDTV for display and audio. My TV has 3 HDMI ports and 1 USB 2.0 port.
Online AppleStore salesperson told me that for the VIDEO signal I needed an adapter to convert the Mac's Mini DisplayPort to DVI, then plug into a cable with DVI on one end and HDMI on other, to then plug into the TV's HDMI port. To get AUDIO signal from the Mac to the TV she told me I needed a "Y" cable to plug into the Mac's 'Audio-out' Headphones Jack. Said without this cable the TV's speakers wouldn't work, and I'd only get sound from the MacBook Pro's built-in speakers.
Descriptions for HDMI cables at several online stores claimed they were all-in-one cables carrying both video and audio signals. Will the HDMI cable do everything, or do I still need the "Y" cable from the Mac's headphone jack to power the TV speakers?

• Asked by J. Todd M from East Haven
• Oct 22, 2009
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Can I use this cable to connect a 30" cinema display to my 15" MacBook Pro with a Thunderbolt storage device in the daisy chain?

I have a 15" MacBook Pro. I'm currently using this cable to connect a 30" cinema display at full resolution to my Thunderbolt port and a USB port. I want to add a Thunderbolt storage solution. Is seems like I should be able to add a storage device, connect it directly to the MacBook Pro thunderbolt port with a thunderbolt cable, then connect the DVI adapter to the thunderbolt storage device at the end of the daisy chain (as long as the USB port connects back to the MacBook Pro). Anyone know if this will work? Will I lose resolution? I/O performance?

Thanks!

• Asked by George M from Phoenix
• Oct 9, 2011
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MacBook Air connected to Display

I'd like to connect my MacBookAir1,1 to a larger display. Which one and how?

• Asked by Eva T from Bermuda Dunes
• Apr 25, 2011
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I need what's on my Macbook pro screen to be playing over multiple televisions, How can I make this happen?

I'm a dj and run a program called serato which plays videos. I know this is possible because I see it places all the time. How can I make it happen? Is there an adapter to go with multiple outputs, such as RCA, and s-video?

• Asked by Dennis F from Columbia
• Apr 22, 2010
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Will this work with my macbook?

I have a macbook (not a pro) and I wanted to know if this will work with it? I want to invest in a large monitor for editing my photos with, will this adapter do the job?

• Asked by Chelsea B from Rome
• Feb 27, 2012
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How do I connect macbook or a macbook pro to 2 external monitors?

• Asked by Kevin W from Powell
• Nov 25, 2009
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isn't an old firewire to new firewire converter needed here, eg, going from new macbook pro (new firewire) to old cinema display (old firewire)?

• Asked by John N
• Nov 27, 2009
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