With the release of Mac OS 9.1, Margi Systems' Display-to-Go 4MB is now compatible with the Mac. The Display-to-Go 4MB allows PowerBook users to connect digital (DVI) or analog (VGA) external displays.
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Yes it does!
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Only if the Cinema Display has a DVI connector(i.e. the original set of Cinema Displays).
If you get the Belkin DVI to ADC (Apple display connector) and the Display-to-Go, then yes, theoretically, you could connect one of the new Apple displays to your 'Book.
Since when is there a DVI to ADC converter, I only know about the ADC to DVI one.
You cannot (at the moment) convert a ADC monitor for use with DVI or VGA for that matter, although I heard a rumour that Griffin Tech. is working on that for MW July (should be $100).
Belkin does not list DVI to ADC on their website, Margi mentioned a possible ADC cable for their card some months ago, though.
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Does this mean that an Apple Display (e.g., 22" Cinema Display) can be used with the new Macintosh Titanium "Mercury" Powerbook?
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