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| Monitor Help I am on the verge of switching over to the Mac universe [finally] with the Mac Mini. Anywho, a few months ago I purchased this 19 inch monitor for my PC since the other one died out. I do not wish to purchase a new monitor, so I checked out the Apple website to see if there was any hookup that would allow me to use my PC monitor on a Mac computer. I found something, I am just not 100% sure its what I need. Is this the adapter I need for using a PC monitor on a Mac Mini |
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| Yup, that's exactly what you need, and best of all, it comes with the mini.
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| Yeah that's what I really liked reading...heh Saves me some cash because now I need to get a USB keyboard and mouse - which shouldnt cost too much. I dont want to go with the keyboard and mouse that I can add onto my Mac Mini order [$58 more to the order], because I can find both cheaper somewhere else. Plus a bud of mine on another site said he can probably hook me up with a keyboard. |
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| Something like this may allow you to use your current mouse and keyboard, if you want: http://www.ebusinesscables.com/usb_to_ps2_adapter.htm
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| Have fun with your mini, Blaz. We'll provide free tech support if you have questions. ![]() Doug
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