N NoNameBrand macrumors 6502 Original poster Nov 17, 2005 434 1 Halifax, Canada May 18, 2006 #1 Is the DVI end a DVI-I or a DVI-D? i.e. can I plug a DVI-to-VGA adapter into the end, so I don't have to buy both Apple adaptors?
Is the DVI end a DVI-I or a DVI-D? i.e. can I plug a DVI-to-VGA adapter into the end, so I don't have to buy both Apple adaptors?
matticus008 macrumors 68040 Jan 16, 2005 3,330 1 Bay Area, CA May 18, 2006 #2 NoNameBrand said: Is the DVI end a DVI-I or a DVI-D? i.e. can I plug a DVI-to-VGA adapter into the end, so I don't have to buy both Apple adaptors? Click to expand... It's DVI-I, though if you need VGA, the mini DVI to VGA adapter is a much easier path to take. Even still, yeah, you could do that.
NoNameBrand said: Is the DVI end a DVI-I or a DVI-D? i.e. can I plug a DVI-to-VGA adapter into the end, so I don't have to buy both Apple adaptors? Click to expand... It's DVI-I, though if you need VGA, the mini DVI to VGA adapter is a much easier path to take. Even still, yeah, you could do that.
N NoNameBrand macrumors 6502 Original poster Nov 17, 2005 434 1 Halifax, Canada May 19, 2006 #3 Thanks! It's become a non-issue now, huzzah (MacBook Pro rather than a MacBook for someone at work).
E EricChunky macrumors regular Feb 12, 2006 202 0 London May 19, 2006 #4 matticus008 said: It's DVI-I, though if you need VGA, the mini DVI to VGA adapter is a much easier path to take. Even still, yeah, you could do that. Click to expand... just find a rite vga-dvi plug from eBay for <£5 shipped... try not alwasy be ripped off if u can
matticus008 said: It's DVI-I, though if you need VGA, the mini DVI to VGA adapter is a much easier path to take. Even still, yeah, you could do that. Click to expand... just find a rite vga-dvi plug from eBay for <£5 shipped... try not alwasy be ripped off if u can