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limaoscarlima

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Feb 28, 2010
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I've given my old Mac Mini to my mother sans monitor, so I need to get an inexpensive one for her to be able to use it (obviously this rules out any monitor made by Apple). Almost every computer monitor out there seems to have VGA connectivity, whereas my Mini has VGI-I. Does an adapter for this issue exist?
 

MacHamster68

macrumors 68040
Sep 17, 2009
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you simply need one of those if you have a later mini with intel processor
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its called a mini dvi to vga adaptor and sold by apple

or one of those if you got a ppc g4 mini
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its called a mini vga to vga adaptor and sold by apple

just forgot there is a third mini version , the earlier intel minis shipped with normal dvi port for these you need
this adaptor called dvi to vga
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they are all sold by apple , but you can also find them at ebay
 
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