Display for Mac Mini

[Zangoose]

This is most likely post over like 100 times. But my searching on here is bad and normally can't find what I'm looking for. I was thinking of getting a bigger monitor for my Mac Mini, is there a maximum size i can get or does it use anything?


Thanks,

 

[nick9191]

Maximum of 1920x1200 aka Full HD, aka 24" widescreen

 

[bozs13]

The DVI video output on the mini supports digital and analog resolutions up to 1920 by 1200 pixels; supports 20-inch Apple Cinema Display and 23-inch Apple Cinema HD Displays.

 

[Zangoose]

Thank You. I'm currently on 1280x104, was wondering if i could get bigger. Thanks for the information, i shall start looking!

 

[EvanLugh]

One of my minis has a 24", b-e-a-utiful.

 

[Zangoose]

Is it is possible I could do "Dual screen", if so what things would i actually need to buy?

 

[EvanLugh]

2 Screens.

 

[gwerhart0800]

2 Screens.

I thought that the Mini natively supported a single display via the single DVI connection?

 

[Cave Man]

Is it is possible I could do "Dual screen", if so what things would i actually need to buy?

Not without some sort of video splitter - not sure if one exists for the Mini at a reasonable price.

Also, are planning to do any critical photo work? If so, you should consider an 8-bit panel display (e.g. S-IPS) instead of 6-bit TN panel display.

 

[EvanLugh]

Not without some sort of video splitter - not sure if one exists for the Mini at a reasonable price.

Also, are planning to do any critical photo work? If so, you should consider an 8-bit panel display (e.g. S-IPS) instead of 6-bit TN panel display.

One exists, I've seen it around here somewhere but it isn't too cost effective. I'm at work so can't really muck around but i'm sure if you search for Mac Mini DVI splitter or mac mini dual screens you'll find something.

Good luck.

 

[rolex54]

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[Zangoose]

I'm not planning on really doing any photo work. I was just seeing when i get my new monitor, i could always use the old one as well with dual screens and be able to have like Colloquy on one and like msn on the other etc. I look around for the Mac Mini DVI splitter thing though.

 

[EvanLugh]

I'm not planning on really doing any photo work. I was just seeing when i get my new monitor, i could always use the old one as well with dual screens and be able to have like Colloquy on one and like msn on the other etc. I look around for the Mac Mini DVI splitter thing though.

I've actually been thinking of the same. I have a 24" iMac and two Minis. I'm thinking of putting the iMac and the Mini side-by-side with 3 (3!!) Monitors (two hooked up to the mini) and wondering what kind of arduous task it might be. Let us / me know if you find one, I see you're in England so i'll be able to buy one too.

 

[Zangoose]

Well not found one yet.

 

[oakley.mac]

USB to DVI I

Cant remember where I found it and since I am not at home with my bookmarks tab I dont have the link but I found a USB adapter that can support up to 5 different monitors (up to 22" each) via DVI-I

Try a search for usb to dvi or something like that.

Also its about $130-$150 IIRC

 

[bitty417]

I have a 27" dell LCD running native at 1920x1200 connected to a mini.

 

[EvanLugh]

I could only find US products, nothing for here (England). I'll keep looking later, bit of a shame though.