Or you could just buy a computer with a built-in HDMI out (like mine and most new PCs) instead of having to use stupid adapters fto make up for having a bullshit connector Apple thought up.
This is very good news. Previously, we were using a VGA adapter plus the onboard speakers to get content from my fiancee's macbook pro. We had to fiddle with the settings a lot to get it to display properly.
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@Kaiser-Machead: Except that 7200 rpm drives tend to suck about an hour's worth of battery life from the laptop... Which, I'm not sure the faster drive on a Netbook would really make a huge difference.
that's pretty unforgivable for a top of the line product created by a company whose reputation relies on ease of use, simplicity, and reliability - and who charges a not insignificant premium for it.
but DVI and MDP both use the same signal - it's just the pins that are different (AFAIK) just like HDMI and DVI, which is why cheap adapters for these exist. same with S-Video to Component - easy as pie, they both use the RGB standard.
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Cause you know I bought my computer to do work, not watch movies. If I wanted to watch movies, I'd buy a DVD/Blu-Ray player.
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"The new adapter also supports uncompressed audio such as LPCM"
Is it both, or one of the other? I'll most definitely stick with my mini-Toslink cable if I'm not getting my uncompressed audio.
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R'Amen.
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Who would need two P's on a single keyboard?
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I see what you have done there.
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"APPLE 1337"?
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This issue seems to relate to the adapter itself, so I don't see how the new macs are relevant to the issue.
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but DVI and MDP both use the same signal - it's just the pins that are different (AFAIK) just like HDMI and DVI, which is why cheap adapters for these exist. same with S-Video to Component - easy as pie, they both use the RGB standard.
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