K kenfused macrumors member Original poster Mar 20, 2009 40 1 Nov 18, 2012 #1 I dug this up in the closet, it's a VGA adapter, but from what I don't know... Does not look like DVI, but maybe display port? (not mini displayport) Attachments IMG_0311.JPG 223.3 KB · Views: 183
I dug this up in the closet, it's a VGA adapter, but from what I don't know... Does not look like DVI, but maybe display port? (not mini displayport)
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Nov 18, 2012 #2 It looks like DP or HDMI, but the photo is quite blurry. But on another look, it seems to be the MicroDVI port used in the original MBAs. Most common video interfaces on external computer displays and TVs Common video interfaces on Macs and the appropriate adapters to connect to other display devices
It looks like DP or HDMI, but the photo is quite blurry. But on another look, it seems to be the MicroDVI port used in the original MBAs. Most common video interfaces on external computer displays and TVs Common video interfaces on Macs and the appropriate adapters to connect to other display devices
K kenfused macrumors member Original poster Mar 20, 2009 40 1 Nov 18, 2012 #3 it's not HDMI, its too old of a cable, Probably displayport I guess. Sorry for photo, my ipod touch camera...
it's not HDMI, its too old of a cable, Probably displayport I guess. Sorry for photo, my ipod touch camera...
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Nov 18, 2012 #4 kenfused said: it's not HDMI, its too old of a cable, Probably displayport I guess. Click to expand... I updated my post, and HDMI (2003) is older than DisplayPort (2006). Btw, I probably found the answer via clicking my links. Sorry for photo, my ipod touch camera... Click to expand... That can be remedied by not holding it that close, since the lens in there is not a really good on with close objects. If you want to have a focused object, you should at least keep 30 to 50 cm distance to the lens.
kenfused said: it's not HDMI, its too old of a cable, Probably displayport I guess. Click to expand... I updated my post, and HDMI (2003) is older than DisplayPort (2006). Btw, I probably found the answer via clicking my links. Sorry for photo, my ipod touch camera... Click to expand... That can be remedied by not holding it that close, since the lens in there is not a really good on with close objects. If you want to have a focused object, you should at least keep 30 to 50 cm distance to the lens.
MultiFinder17 macrumors 68030 Jan 8, 2008 2,840 2,237 Tampa, Florida Nov 19, 2012 #5 Looks to me to be a MicroDVI --> VGA adapter. MicroDVI is the video-out connector used by the original MacBook Air. Attachments apple-video-adapter-micro-dvi.jpg 26.4 KB · Views: 147
Looks to me to be a MicroDVI --> VGA adapter. MicroDVI is the video-out connector used by the original MacBook Air.
K kenfused macrumors member Original poster Mar 20, 2009 40 1 Nov 25, 2012 #6 MultiFinder17 said: Looks to me to be a MicroDVI --> VGA adapter. MicroDVI is the video-out connector used by the original MacBook Air. Click to expand... Thanks! you are right, on closer inspection, MicroDVI it is!
MultiFinder17 said: Looks to me to be a MicroDVI --> VGA adapter. MicroDVI is the video-out connector used by the original MacBook Air. Click to expand... Thanks! you are right, on closer inspection, MicroDVI it is!