Apple HDMI to DVI Adapter
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NZ$49.00
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Overview
The Apple HDMI to DVI Adapter allows you to connect your Mac with built-in HDMI to a DVI display or projector. You can use an external display as your primary display, extend your desktop to a second display, or work in mirroring mode with a projector so you can view what your audience sees.
Use the HDMI to DVI Adapter to connect a single-link DVI digital monitor, such as the 20-inch or 23-inch Apple Cinema Display, that includes a DVI connector. Review the documentation or check with the manufacturer of your monitor to make sure you’re choosing the right adapter.
Highlights
Enables Mac mini, MacBook Pro with Retina display and Mac Pro systems with built-in HDMI to connect to a DVI display.
Supports single-link DVI devices up to 1920x1200 resolution.
What’s in the Box
Apple HDMI to DVI Adapter
Tech Specs
HDMI
Single-link DVI
System Requirements
Compatible with Mac systems with built-in HDMI.
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Answers from the community
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Can my MBP (late 2013 retina) run 1 external monitor using a miniDisplay to DVI adapter and also run a 2nd monitor using the HDMI to DVI adapter?
- Asked by David U from Montreal
- on 4/06/2015
Answer
This adapter is Single Link DVI so it should work with displays up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60 Hz. You di This adapter is Single Link DVI so it should work with displays up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60 Hz. You didn't say which DELL monitors you want to use. If the DELL display is larger than that (2560 x 1440 or 2560 x 1600) then there's a couple options: 1) If the DELL display has DisplayPort than use that from the mini DisplayPort connector of your MBP. 2) The DELL display might accept a single link DVI signal from the HDMI port that is faster (up to 340 MHz) than standard DVI (up to 165 MHz) to get up to 2560 x 1600 @ 60 Hz. 3) If the DELL has a Dual Link DVI input, then you'll need a HDMI to DisplayPort adapter, then a DisplayPort to Dual Link DVI adapter, since no-one makes a single link HDMI to Dual Link DVI adapter (they might have a Dual Link DVI connector but only use the Single Link DVI signal). Chaining those two adapters doesn't work with my Apple 30" Cinema Display in macOS. They work better in Linux. Maybe Apple needs to fix their drivers to make them handle this case. An external Thunderbolt hard drive might have two Thunderbolt ports. You could connect a DisplayPort Adapter to that. I was able to connect two 2560 x 1600 @ 60 Hz displays to a single MacBook Pro 2015 Thunderbolt 2 port by using a Thunderbolt 3 to Dual DisplayPort adapter connected to a Thunderbolt 3 hard drive, connected to the MBP using a Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter. The Dual DisplayPort adapter also supports two 4K @ 60 Hz displays, but Thunderbolt 2 supports only one 4K @ 60 Hz display. There is also a Thunderbolt 3 to Dual HDMI adapter which does up to 4K @ 30 Hz for each display. I couldn't find a Thunderbolt 2 to Dual DisplayPort or HDMI adapter though hence the need for the Thunderbolt 3 devices. This required a Thunderbolt 3 enabler patch to macOS since the devices I used were created before the MacBook Pro 2016.
- Answered by Joseph V from Fort Langley
- on 12/02/2017
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Will this work with new apple tv 4 to a dvi monitor?
- Asked by Marshall F from Bakersfield
- on 24/01/2016
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wwhat is DVI ?
- Asked by Kitty S from Hicksville
- on 6/06/2015
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Digital Visual Interface
- Answered by Sara G from Madrid
- on 5/03/2018
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Can I use this to connect to my MacBook Pro and use the MacBook as the display for the Mini?
- Asked by Sarah C L from Inverness
- on 22/11/2015
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According to HT204592, "Use your iMac as a display with Target Display Mode" only some iMacs support According to HT204592, "Use your iMac as a display with Target Display Mode" only some iMacs support Target Display Mode. You could use screen sharing on the MacBook Pro to see the output of the Mac Mini over the network.
- Answered by Joseph V from Fort Langley
- on 13/02/2017
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