Thunderbolt Compatible Displays (other than Apple)

[ychaikin]

Hi,

Does anyone know if there are any other monitors that support Thunderbolt? OR any adapters that would let me take a MacBook Pro with a Thunderbolt port and connect it to 2 external monitors (being treated as 2 external monitors not one large monitor).

And now for the heretical question: Does anyone know if Thunderbolt is supported when you run Windows 7 through BootCamp?

I really like Apple hardware, but I don't want to spend such an enormous amount of money on their monitors. The best for would be if someone came out with some adapter where a Thunderbolt cable would go in and 2 DVIs would come out so I can connect my existing monitors to it and be done with that.

Anyone know if that's possible or anything like exists on the market?

Thanks!
-Y.

 

[laxman101]

Hi,

Does anyone know if there are any other monitors that support Thunderbolt? OR any adapters that would let me take a MacBook Pro with a Thunderbolt port and connect it to 2 external monitors (being treated as 2 external monitors not one large monitor).

And now for the heretical question: Does anyone know if Thunderbolt is supported when you run Windows 7 through BootCamp?

I really like Apple hardware, but I don't want to spend such an enormous amount of money on their monitors. The best for would be if someone came out with some adapter where a Thunderbolt cable would go in and 2 DVIs would come out so I can connect my existing monitors to it and be done with that.

Anyone know if that's possible or anything like exists on the market?

Thanks!
-Y.

Mini-Display Port still works, but not thunderbolt.

 

[ychaikin]

Not sure which question you are replying to.

-Y

 

[rjphoto]

Bump:
Does anyone know if Thunderbolt is supported when you run Windows 7 through BootCamp? (or worse, Windows XP?)

 

[soulreaver99]

I use the Thunderbolt display all the time to play The Old Republic in Windows 7.