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what cable do I use to connect the display to a MBP?
- Asked by Martha B from Fairfax
- Nov 21, 2012
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Using two thunderbolt displays connected through the TB port (not the pigtale cable)
The "pigtale" cable will be short to reach my mac mini. My question is, if I buy two TB Displays, Can I use the TB port on the 1st display to connect to the mac mini and the pigtale from the 1st display to connect to the 2nd TB display and then be able to use both displays? (mac mini '11 2.5ghz)
Can anybody please check that this actually works?- Asked by Valentino C from Sao Paulo
- Aug 30, 2012
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Thunderbolt display cable length/extension
Apple doesn't say, but I've read that the integral Thunderbolt cable is just one meter (or three feet approx.). I have also read that it is possible to extend this by purchasing the two meter Thunderbolt cable from Apple and connecting to the extra port, but then I will not have powered USB / Firewire ports on the display.
Question: is there a connector that would allow me to extend the integral cable by adding Apple's cable and thus retain use of the Thunderbolt port and allow power to the USB & Firewire ports.
I am will be using this with a rMacbook Pro. I have some work I need to do at a few feet distant from the monitor.
Thank you.- Asked by Jonathan B from Miami
- Oct 9, 2012
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what cable is needed to connect the thunderbolt display to a mac pro?
- Asked by Semir B from Calgary
- Mar 27, 2013
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Can I connect my PC with DisplayPort to the Thunderbolt Display using an adapter or cable?
For work, I have an HP EliteBook 8470p, which has DisplayPort. When I'm using it at home, I'd like to be able to hook it up to my Thunderbolt Display.
I haven't found a male DisplayPort to female mini-DisplayPort/Thunderbolt adapter, but I have found a male DisplayPort to male mini-DisplayPort/Thunderbolt cable, which would technically allow me to connect the devices. However, I'm not sure whether the Thunderbolt Display accepts input from anything other than it's attached cable, or whether my PC's DisplayPort signal is compatible. Is it?- Asked by Brandon V from Medina
- Jan 31, 2013
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Macbook air doesn't have FireWire or Etherne port.. Can I connect the MBA to display and use display ports instead?
Eg. I need to connect my MacBook air to my router via Ethernet cable... Can I use the display to create this connection? Same for FireWire?
- Asked by Theresa P
- Feb 11, 2012
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Will the magsafe adapter on this display connect to my new Macbook pro with the new style magsafe adapter?
- Asked by Mike G from Strafford
- Aug 10, 2012
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I got a raspberry Pi for christmas- If you don't know what it is it is a aRM GNU/Lunix box
Anyways I need a monitor and I have been thinking about getting a thunderbolt display for my 2011 MBP 15" and was hoping to kinda kill 2 birds with one stone here....
The Raspberry Pi connects via HDMI and I know you can get a thunderbolt to HDMI cable so would this work????
It is an expensive monitor so if it won't work I will just have to buy a samsung or similar >_<- Asked by Nick K from Kew
- Jan 22, 2013
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What cables/adapters do I need to connect two Thunderbolt Displays to a new Mac Mini? Would like to have dual monitor set up.
- Asked by Dena R from Meridian
- Feb 19, 2013
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can you connect s display adaptor to DVI on the back of the thunderbolt display to attach a second monitor that I already own?
- Asked by Noah N from Lehi
- Apr 26, 2012
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Dual 27" ACD possible? 2011 MBP 15 --> ACD 27" (thunderbolt) --> ACD 27" (display port)
I have a 2010 27" ACD (non thunderbolt) and I have an MBP 15" 2011 with thunderbolt. I want to buy a new 27" ACD with thunderbolt and connect my MBP --> Thunderbolt 27" ACD and then connect 27" ACD displayport to the back of the Thunderbolt 27" ACD.
- Asked by Efstathios M from Dallas
- Dec 24, 2011
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Do you need two Thunderbolt cables to link 2 Thunderbolt displays to a 27" iMac?
Im looking at replacing my aging 2006 Macbook with a 27" iMac and looking to run 2 extra Thunderbolt displays how many Thunderbolt cables would i need?
- Asked by Chris P
- Jul 2, 2012
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Can a TBD connected to another display like LCD TV for the 3rd monitor?
MBP 15" connected to TBD then 3rd connection just normal LCD TV. will this work?
- Asked by James C
- Nov 24, 2011
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Does the Apple Thunderbolt Display come with a Thunderbolt Cable or do I need to buy this too?
- Asked by Donald I from Sydney
- Dec 7, 2011
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I use a 2011 17" MBP for video editing & when 'docked', can I use two Thunderbolt Displays?
- Asked by Darol A from Colorado Springs
- Nov 9, 2011
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Is there a different cable for the mac mini or one that is in the box thunderbolt display works for all mac
- Asked by Alexandre D from Quebec
- Dec 22, 2012
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Any chance that this monitor would work with a older monitor when the older monitor connects to the thunderbolt port on the back of this display?
I have a 24 inch samsung monitor that works fine when connects with the 2011 MBP directly via a mini display port to DVI adaptor, but it doesn't work when I connect it to the back of the thunderbolt port of the thunderbolt display. Is there a chance that I could get the samsung monitor working to set up the dual monitor system with the thunderbolt display?
thanks,- Asked by Yue P from Port Moody
- Oct 26, 2011
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length of cable
how long is the cable from the monitor to power the laptop please
- Asked by Mr F
- Jan 9, 2013
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can you use this monitor with a pc if you have a thunderbolt to dvi adapter and a dvi cable connecting to a dvi port on you pc?
- Asked by Erik M from Winnsboro
- Jun 20, 2012
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