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Since that adapter only includes HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort as output, you are limited to HDMI, which is okay of course. But that adapter does not have a VGA output.
Mini DisplayPort (MDP) / Thunderbolt
Mini DisplayPort is the current digital standard on all current Macs to transfer video to an external display or TV. It has been introduced in 10/2008 with the release of the Unibody MacBook and MacBook Pros and has gradually been adopted on all other Macs.
MDP is capable of transmitting video, and since 2010, audio too. MDP is a miniaturised version of DisplayPort. It is also license free and can support resolutions of up to 2560 x 1600, which Mini DVI and Micro DVI are not able to do.
Since 2011, all Macs come with a Thunderbolt port, which is meant for fast data transfer and also as means to connect to an external display device to mirror or extend the Mac's screen.
To learn more about Thunderbolt (TB) and its compatibility with Mini DisplayPort (MDP): Introducing Thunderbolt
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MDP adapters and cables can be bought online from:


Also of interest: "What is "Mini DisplayPort"? Is it an industry-standard? How is it different from or better than Mini-DVI and Micro-DVI?"
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It offers a bigger resolution, as HDMI is limited to 1920 x 1200 pixel, but other than that, HDMI is fine.
I just mentioned VGA because you mentioned it.

Ok, thanks for your help. All I was really worried is if it would even work, but it looks like it would.

Thanks!
 
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