DVI inputs on monitors

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I have the 2006 MacBook with the Mini DVI output. Which of these monitors do you think would be easy to go with for a second monitor?

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Apple Mini-DVI to DVI Adapter - Apple Store (U.S.)

well the Mini DVI to DVI adaptor is $19 so i guess that answers that
 
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I think the question is this - will the MacBook have issues with HDCP. I am thinking both would work, but I am not sure.
 
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If you're getting a standard monitor, then you just need that mini DVI to DVI adapter. The DVI cable that comes with the monitor will work just fine.

Also, DVI-D is referring to the regular DVI connector on the monitor. So yea, you'll still need the adapter to connect to it.
 
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If you're getting a standard monitor, then you just need that mini DVI to DVI adapter. The DVI cable that comes with the monitor will work just fine.

Also, DVI-D is referring to the regular DVI connector on the monitor. So yea, you'll still need the adapter to connect to it.

Well the monitor is listed as DVI-D input and I know there difference between DVI and DVI-D is the 4 pins on the back that carry the analog signal, Am i to assume it will connect just fine?


I dont actually have the monitor with me, Its at my parents house and i have to go get it. xD i need to see the thing.
 
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Yep, should be no problem whatsoever
 
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Well the monitor is listed as DVI-D input and I know there difference between DVI and DVI-D is the 4 pins on the back that carry the analog signal, Am i to assume it will connect just fine?


I dont actually have the monitor with me, Its at my parents house and i have to go get it. xD i need to see the thing.

I'm running my macbook in clamshell mode with my new Acer 23" widescreen monitor and the mini dvi to dvi cable I got from the apple store fits perfectly fine with the dvi-d input on the back of the monitor. They will fit with each other just fine.
 
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but from the looks of it they are both Female and will not connect???

is the apple mini DV to DVI designed to be a convertor ONLY and not actually connect my two products , but allow me to run a DVI cable to them?
 

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