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New iMac as monitor for Windows PC?
Hi all,
so alot of different opinions is out there. My you can verify it for me? Have a lenovo X230 "work pc" with a mini display port output. I need to hook it up to a monitor when im working in my "home office". I would really like to grab one of the new imac's but i need to be sure if i can use the monitor. I saw this link: http://techtips.salon.com/use-imac-pc-monitor-1648.html Can someone confirm that this can be done? Thanks alot |
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Let me call, um, . . . . ********.
Enlarge this for yourself and find the port being discussed in that Salon article. It's not there. I think since (2010?) Apple monitors are Thunderbolt. |
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The only iMac this has a possibility of working with is the 2010 27" iMac. The 2011 and 2012 iMacs have Thunderbolt inputs only. Mini displayport connections won't work. There are some PC motherboards with built-in Thunderbolt controller connections, but so far, according to discussions in this forum, it appears that the iMac's Thunderbolt target display mode works with output from Macs only.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3924 |
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH4469?v...S&locale=en_US
Maybe this could help get you in the right direction in seeing if the new models will support this somehow. Thunderbolt to hdmi? |
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