Coming home for the Easter holidays, I was bemoaning the unfortunate conflict that arises at this time of year: my workload rises before exams, and I'm away from my beloved iMac whose display is a note-maker's dream.
However, this is the first time that I have had a 12.9" iPad with me, and a new TV at home. Wanting to utilise the TV I needed the USB-C AV Multiport adapter but couldn't stomach the ridiculous £65 ($93) Apple charges here. Luckily I found a brand new one on eBay for £30 delivered.
What about the iPad? The TV is only good for video, being so large (and video is what it shall provide... anyone watching the snooker?! 😛). I really needed a second display for displaying PDFs, webpages, and some Office files. I thought I'd try Duet Display.
To my amazement, the MacBook comfortably runs its own display, a 1080p TV, and the iPad Pro running Duet Display. Effectively three screens from this tiny little thing.
Tiny, useless, underpowered netbook my ass!
I no longer dread the holidays... 😀
However, this is the first time that I have had a 12.9" iPad with me, and a new TV at home. Wanting to utilise the TV I needed the USB-C AV Multiport adapter but couldn't stomach the ridiculous £65 ($93) Apple charges here. Luckily I found a brand new one on eBay for £30 delivered.
What about the iPad? The TV is only good for video, being so large (and video is what it shall provide... anyone watching the snooker?! 😛). I really needed a second display for displaying PDFs, webpages, and some Office files. I thought I'd try Duet Display.
To my amazement, the MacBook comfortably runs its own display, a 1080p TV, and the iPad Pro running Duet Display. Effectively three screens from this tiny little thing.
Tiny, useless, underpowered netbook my ass!
I no longer dread the holidays... 😀