Will this cable enable you to use the Mid 2010 iMac with Mini Display Port as a display for the new MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt in clam shell mode?
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No. You cannot use a Thunderbolt cable to connect to a non-Thunderbolt display. Instead, use a Mini Display Port cable to connect the iMac 27 (2010) to the MacBook Pro.
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