Mac Mini HDMI Splitter

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Hi, Soon I'm going to buy the current Mac Mini. I was wondering if I could connect two screens up using a HDMI Splitter. (Mac>Hdmi>Splitter>Two hdmi cables) Will there be any lag from the splitter? Or is this completely inpossible?
 

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I dont think that will work, and if it did, it would only be a mirrored display. What you can do is use the Thunderbolt port for an extra display.
 
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Should I get a thunderbolt to hdmi converter? If that's been invented yet.
 

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mini displayport to HDMI is what you'll be looking for.
 
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Thanks. It's a little while away yet but when it happens I'll post the outcome on the thread.
 
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With HDMI it may or may not work to use a splitter. It is a very finicky interface because of the high bandwidth.
 

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