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What Mac do you have? What inputs does your TV have? In 9 cases out of 10, it's possible, just use Mini DVI/DP to DVI/VGA/HDMI adapter
 
Thank you.

I wonder why they don't put a HDMI port on the laptop?

I have the Mac book pro
 
Thank you.

I wonder why they don't put a HDMI port on the laptop?

I have the Mac book pro
Which type of MacBook Pro? Glass screen on silver screen.
And Apple don't add HDMI because nobody would use it, cos it sucks as a connector for PCs
 
i connected my macbook pro up with a hdmi and tbh it sucks balls, games are ok but the desktop seems to run at a weird res so things seem blurry.
 
i connected my macbook pro up with a hdmi and tbh it sucks balls, games are ok but the desktop seems to run at a weird res so things seem blurry.

If you connected it to a TV, then that is expected as a TV is not meant for displaying computer content, especially such small items as text and menus.
 
Just FYI, I found this today. It's the first one I've found that carries both video and sound.
 
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i connected my macbook pro up with a hdmi and tbh it sucks balls, games are ok but the desktop seems to run at a weird res so things seem blurry.

Then switch to the right resolution and you won't have a problem. :rolleyes:
 
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