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sick z33

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If you connect a Minidisplay to HDMI adapter to your new Macbook Air's Thunderbolt port, will it carry both audio and video? And will it display 1080p if supported by your TV?
 

Gav2k

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Yes

I should add u need the new adapter
 

MattZani

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Mini Displayport could also do this, you need a MDP - HDMI adaptor that can carry audio.
 

christophermdia

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you need any adapter that specifically says it passes thru audio....there are many adapters that do HDMI but only a handful do the audio...I bought a Moshi adapter and works great...
 

sick z33

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Thanks guys. I did some googling, and seems like fellow MR members have used the Monoprice adapter with good results.
 

n8sco

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If you connect a Minidisplay to HDMI adapter to your new Macbook Air's Thunderbolt port, will it carry both audio and video? And will it display 1080p if supported by your TV?

Yes and yes. I use the rocketfish mdp to hdmi adapter and it does just that. The picture is crystal clear and the audio comes through the tv without a hitch. And for 25 bucks it's a little cheaper than some of the other options.
 

kasa

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Jul 29, 2011
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Is there any main difference between a cheap one on ebay and one on the apple store? I want to connect mine to a 24" monitor but if I can save $30 and they both do the job fine, I'll get one on ebay.
 
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