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koiphish

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Dec 7, 2011
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Anyone know how I would hook an XBOX 360 to a 27" Thunderbolt Display? I would like to use some sort of switch that I can switch between the 360 and my Macbook Pro via Thunderbolt.

Let me know if you have any ideas or know of a product that can do this.

Thanks!
 
I know you can separate the HDMI feed (requires modding the cable) and split the video and audio so you can use a computer monitor and separate speakers. I don't se why this wouldn't work with a hdmi to mini-display port adapter. Don't take my word for it though :)
 
It's too bad apple did this. I'd buy the TB display if it allowed input from an HDMI device. It's too much money for a one trick pony monitor. I know its a TB Hub but I just dont have the money to buy a TB Display AND another monitor to game on.
 
It's too bad apple did this. I'd buy the TB display if it allowed input from an HDMI device. It's too much money for a one trick pony monitor. I know its a TB Hub but I just dont have the money to buy a TB Display AND another monitor to game on.

Thats why I bought the ACD instead. Same panel but it accepts MDP. I have my Mac Mini and a custom built desktop with an XFX 6950 using a switch on it. Works perfectly. I have no user for Thunderbolt anways.
 
Several companies are working on adapters that will let you do this as they did with the previous 27".
 
The TB display is so far superior to me over the previous display that if this is that important I would wait rather than buy an ACD for XBox. If you can.
I have Gigabit ethernet, USB, Firewire etc all over on thin TB cable to my 13" Air which is just an amazing value proposition for me. Its basically a docking station and display now so if that appeals to you its worth the wait.
 
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