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Do you have to obsolete (not produced) thunderbolt displays? I have a macbook air and am trying to figure out how to do a two (external) display set up but have
by swhunter 10y ago
Do you have to obsolete (not produced) thunderbolt displays? I have a macbook air and am trying to figure out how to do a two (external) display set up but have had trouble figuring out which monitors/set up would work for this. If you do use thunderbolt displays I'll keep looking for other solutions, but if you have a set up with another brand of display and could post your set up that'd be super helpful!
- pan69 10y agoI have a Dell UltraSharp Monitor [1] attached to my Air when I use it, the monitors come with the correct display port cables to connect to a Mac. You can also daisy-chain (MST) these monitors so technically if you'd use two you only have to use one port on your Air. However, the Air doesn't support more than one monitor at the time, at least I can't get it to work on my Air (I think it has to do with the bandwidth in pixels that the GPU can process, or something like that). I think the Pro is capable of supporting more than one display at once. The screens are pretty good for the price charged. http://accessories.ap.dell.com/sna/sna.aspx?c=au&cs=aubsd1&l=en&s=bsd&~topic=ultrasharp-monitors http://accessories.ap.dell.com/sna/sna.aspx?c=au&cs=aubsd1&l...
- koliber 10y agoI was not very clear when I wrote the original comment. I had a PC with multiple monitors. My MacBook has no external monitors. I use the virtual desktops and three-finger swipes, and could not be happier.