Using iBook as a monitor
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Let's say it simple: NO!
It is a laptop, an entire computer, doesn't have a VGA or DVI input (as no laptop or other all-in-one computer has). It is not meant to be used as a separate display.
It's been at least 2 weeks that I haven't seen that question...
It has been asked a million times already...maybe computer manufacturer should put that in their manuals for laptops and all-in-one's...
But then...who reads manuals nowadays?!? :bone:
It is a laptop, an entire computer, doesn't have a VGA or DVI input (as no laptop or other all-in-one computer has). It is not meant to be used as a separate display.
It's been at least 2 weeks that I haven't seen that question...
It has been asked a million times already...maybe computer manufacturer should put that in their manuals for laptops and all-in-one's...
But then...who reads manuals nowadays?!? :bone:
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