If so, does it depend on whether the iMac has a Retina display?
Click here and check the requirements. The source computer only needs to have a Mini DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port to be compatible.
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So new Macbook computers can connect to a non-Retina display iMac in Target display mode?
Target Disk mode and Target Display mode aren’t the same thing, but the answer is ‘Yes’ for both.
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Yes, I meant Display mode. So (a non-Retina display) new MacBook Air can connect to a Retina-display iMac in Target display mode?
I tried this recently with a MacBook Air, and it did not work—and confirmed by Apple Store reps.
As stated in question 4 of the article I linked to, the iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014) can’t go into Target Display mode. The other iMac models listed in the table will.
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OK, sorry I missed that. So what kind of Target display resolution options will be available when a new MacBook is connected to a qualified non-Retina display iMac?
Can new MacBooks connect to current iMacs in Target Display mode?
