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Hi there,
I wonder whether it is possible to use the new 27" Thunderbolt Display with a "previous edition" MacBook Pro - which has a only a Mini DisplayPort?
(I only want to use the display as such, i. e. I am not fussed about the additional Thunderbolt functionality.)
Any ideas?
Kind regards from Berlin,
jan
MacBook Pro 13", Mac OS X (10.6.1), 4 GB RAM, 500 GB HD
Oh cool. So the new Thunderbolt display actually just has a DVI input on the back somewhere then?
I guess i just hook up a DVI cable to the Thunderbolt/DVI adapter you sent the link to and i'm away?
Oh good heavens.
Anybody found a solution? An adapter?
I'd really love a solution to this one!
just because your mitsubishi oil can funnel its in your mitsubishi gas tank doesn't mean it's mitsubishi's fault you put 10w30 in your gas tank.
But when they tell me their new oil is 10w30 and then only later after I've put 10w30 in do they clarify that their 10w30 is different than other 10w30... *then* it is their fault.
Has there been any recent developments that mean mini display ports can be connected to this monitor?
I see there still aren't any adaptor cables.
Apple always moves ahead with little regard for making legacy adapters
I concur. The "correct" answer here is wrong.
Connect Thunderbolt Display to Mini DisplayPort?
