Would an ibook 300mhz clamshell run a 24'' dell if...

[watchmainspring]

The resolution on the dell was reduced to 800X600?

I dont have the adapter so I can't test it. I assume the answer is absolutely not, but I don't understand enough about the science of the resolution versus screen area versus memory specifics to answer that question.

Has anyone tried anything if this sort?

 

[Macabron]

The short answer I believe is yes. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but the iBook doest even hava a VGA out port, what it does have is a composite out (from the headphone jack), my clamshell iBook had one, so if your's does too you just plug it into the composite input of the monitor, and it will treat it as any video signal.

 

[anamenotused]

The short answer I believe is yes. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but the iBook doest even hava a VGA out port, what it does have is a composite out (from the headphone jack), my clamshell iBook had one, so if your's does too you just plug it into the composite input of the monitor, and it will treat it as any video signal.

huh??? you mean i can hook up my tangerine ibook to a monitor????

 

[Macabron]

Well I did a little more research, and it is a no go.
Only the iBooks with 10Gb hard drives (366Mhz and 466Mhz Models)
had the video out option.
Sorry.
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ibook/stats/ibook_366.html

 

[mad jew]

Plus, LCDs look horrible if they're not run at native (maximum) resolution.

 

[watchmainspring]

i have a kvm so I just want to multitask through the roof.