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> On Sat, 18 Jan 2003, Ian McKinnell wrote: > > > > > Modern Mac monitors have a unique connector that > > combines the power > > video & usb all into one nifty cable. They don't work > > on PC's > > > If the hire company are supply an 17" Apple monitor to > > work on a PC it > > must be ancient. > > > > I wasn't aware that Mac monitors have unique > connectors, I suppose that makes my question pretty > academic then, if it can't even be connected to a PC. > > I was just curious if Mac monitors are somehow modified > for Macs which might cause incompatabilities with a Pc. > The monitor in question is from a G4 so I suppose its > quite modern. The person who is handling this is very > much a Mac person so its possible he's not aware it > won't work on a Pc. > > I'll know more on Monday, > > Thanks for your response > John Geoghegan. Howdy all, I have used at least 30 different brands of monitors on a Mac. As long as it's mutisync and you have a VGA connector then it doesn't matter if its Mac or PC. It's the OS that makes it either 1.8 or 2.2.(i.e. Mac or PC). In the past there have been a variety of Monitor brands available for the Mac and PC i.e....Sony(my favorite), Mac, Hitachi, Supermac, SuperMatch, NEC, Mitsubishi, Nokia, Panasonic, etc. Regards, Donald =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
