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<blockquote data-quote="walkerj" data-source="post: 374091" data-attributes="member: 9385">My wife likes her <a href="http://www.timbuk2.com/tb2/retail/catalog.htm?categoryId=0&amp;skusetId=233" target="_blank">Timbuk2 Messenger bag,</a>though at $190US that might be a bit much for your budget.I got an Apple bluetooth wireless keyboard and bluetooth Mighty Mouse, but there are other bluetooth wireless keyboards/mice you might find either better or cheaper for use when at a desk.The DVI-VGA adapter is designed so that it plugs into the connector that comes out of the external monitor.&nbsp; Mine plugs right in where it would plug into a computer and works rather well.&nbsp; The Mac sees the external monitor and spans it with the LCD at whatever resolution the monitor is capable of (which you can change, plus you can virtually position it to reflect where it physically sits.)&nbsp; You can also get extension cables for VGA monitors; I have a bunch of them, one of which is hooked into my HDTV for my old Mini.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="walkerj, post: 374091, member: 9385"] My wife likes her [URL="http://www.timbuk2.com/tb2/retail/catalog.htm?categoryId=0&skusetId=233"]Timbuk2 Messenger bag,[/URL]though at $190US that might be a bit much for your budget. I got an Apple bluetooth wireless keyboard and bluetooth Mighty Mouse, but there are other bluetooth wireless keyboards/mice you might find either better or cheaper for use when at a desk. The DVI-VGA adapter is designed so that it plugs into the connector that comes out of the external monitor. Mine plugs right in where it would plug into a computer and works rather well. The Mac sees the external monitor and spans it with the LCD at whatever resolution the monitor is capable of (which you can change, plus you can virtually position it to reflect where it physically sits.) You can also get extension cables for VGA monitors; I have a bunch of them, one of which is hooked into my HDTV for my old Mini. [/QUOTE]

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