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<blockquote data-quote="Wasp14" data-source="post: 1512493" data-attributes="member: 300873"><p>Thanks for your help bobtomay. For now I'll try the mini-DVI to HDMI method and see how it works out. If it's a big detriment not having sound (a lot of my time is spent reading blogs anyway) I'll spend more to go the toslink route. It feels worth it to get 11 inches more of screen real estate. </p><p></p><p>Now I'm just reading up on whether I leave the Macbook open all the time while it's hooked up to the monitor. This has the been the most helpful thread for hooking up MB's I've found through Googling, thanks for starting and maintaining it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wasp14, post: 1512493, member: 300873"] Thanks for your help bobtomay. For now I'll try the mini-DVI to HDMI method and see how it works out. If it's a big detriment not having sound (a lot of my time is spent reading blogs anyway) I'll spend more to go the toslink route. It feels worth it to get 11 inches more of screen real estate. Now I'm just reading up on whether I leave the Macbook open all the time while it's hooked up to the monitor. This has the been the most helpful thread for hooking up MB's I've found through Googling, thanks for starting and maintaining it. [/QUOTE]
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