Just curious if anyone has been using an older 30" Cinema Display with their new MPs, and if so what adapters are in use. I believe I had seen a thread of someone using a 2018 MBP with one, but I do not remember the adapters used. Since I don't mind "low res" displays, I would consider buying 2 30" displays for at work, instead of 1 Pro Display. It would probably cost less than $2,500 including adapters needed.
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MP 7,1 Anyone using 30" Cinema Display with Mac Pro 7,1?
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it is just about 500 AUD in oz, it is not easy to find a good condition one
Mac Pro 2019 & Apple Cinema Display 30"
Having barley justified the cost of my lovely new 7,1 Apple's new 6K display is out of the question. I've used my ageing but capable 30" Apple Cinema Display for a while now and it still suits me very well. For audio production I really appreciate all that 16:10 visual real estate and it's one...
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it is just about 500 AUD in oz, it is not easy to find a good condition one
The MR search function doesn't work well for me a lot of the times... MRoogle used to work a lot better. It's partially because I tried searching New Mac Pro and 7,1, not 2019.Try search function
[automerge]1581566453[/automerge]Mac Pro 2019 & Apple Cinema Display 30"
Having barley justified the cost of my lovely new 7,1 Apple's new 6K display is out of the question. I've used my ageing but capable 30" Apple Cinema Display for a while now and it still suits me very well. For audio production I really appreciate all that 16:10 visual real estate and it's one...
it is just about 500 AUD in oz, it is not easy to find a good condition one
I'm the proud owner of an Apple 30" Cinema display, I'm using it with a 2018 Mac Mini and a cheap USB c to DVI adapter from Amazon.