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Have had a Catleap 27" monitor at that resolution for over a year now. Bought for around $360 (including 3 day express shipping to Australia). Highly recommende
by still 14y ago
Have had a Catleap 27" monitor at that resolution for over a year now. Bought for around $360 (including 3 day express shipping to Australia). Highly recommended.
- mr_luc 14y agoI'm loving my Catleap - I feel like buying a second one now that Airs can drive 2 thunderbolt displays.
- bengl3rt 14y agoCan they now? http://www.apple.com/displays/ http://www.apple.com/displays/ still says that only MBP and iMac can do it.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoMacbook Air (2012 at least) with the dual link DVI adapter can. Source: I use it with my MBA. It's really funky. Intel HD 4000 has the ability to drive this high of a resolution but only over DisplayPort, HD4K+HDMI or HD4K+DUAL_DVI is a no-go, so be warned. If you have integrated graphics, you will need an external card (unless your mobo has DisplayPort out). I've got an Nvidia now driving it over Dual link DVI.
- paxswill 14y agoThere's a thread on the AnandTech forums claiming it is possible: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2251899 http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2251899
- mikeevans 14y agoThat picture looks like a MBP though?
- gte910h 14y agoYes, the 13" can, other places say it can.