A andy007 macrumors regular Original poster Nov 16, 2006 103 0 UK Dec 14, 2006 #1 I have got this TV in 32 inch TV [/http://www.samsung.com/uk/products/television/tftlcd/le26r74bdxxeu.asp?page=Specifications] i was wondering what cables i would need to connect my macbook core duo up to it to use as an external monitor?
I have got this TV in 32 inch TV [/http://www.samsung.com/uk/products/television/tftlcd/le26r74bdxxeu.asp?page=Specifications] i was wondering what cables i would need to connect my macbook core duo up to it to use as an external monitor?
M mckvakk macrumors regular Apr 28, 2005 224 0 Oslo, Norway Dec 14, 2006 #2 a mini dvi adapter to dvi/hdmi (i use a cable with dvi in one end and hdmi in the other on my mac mini), or a mini-dvi to vga and a vga cable
a mini dvi adapter to dvi/hdmi (i use a cable with dvi in one end and hdmi in the other on my mac mini), or a mini-dvi to vga and a vga cable
A andy007 macrumors regular Original poster Nov 16, 2006 103 0 UK Dec 14, 2006 #3 Ok thanks are these available in the online apple shop? Does it give a good picture quality when you use a TV as an external monitor?
Ok thanks are these available in the online apple shop? Does it give a good picture quality when you use a TV as an external monitor?
balamw Moderator emeritus Aug 16, 2005 19,365 980 New England Dec 14, 2006 #4 The PC D-Sub port is designed for use with a PC/Mac, DVI ti the HDMI port may work, but is discouraged. The adapter is available in Apple stores. I have a 40" Sammy as a second display on my iMac and would not recommend it as a main display, but as a secondary for iPhoto/QT/VLC it's great. B
The PC D-Sub port is designed for use with a PC/Mac, DVI ti the HDMI port may work, but is discouraged. The adapter is available in Apple stores. I have a 40" Sammy as a second display on my iMac and would not recommend it as a main display, but as a secondary for iPhoto/QT/VLC it's great. B