A stupid question no doubt but I have to be sure before I spend the money:
I am in the PC world. My son the film student needs a Mac for film editing
so I'll get him a Power Mac G4 dual processor. Any concerns in monitor
compatibility - i.e. can we just pick the monitor and it will work or
The connector for Macs and PCs is the same physically,
but the pinout or timing is slightly different (think
different!), but the good news is that almost all but
the lowliest budget monitors come with the Macintosh
connector adapter in the box. I am 99% certain the
Mitsubishi would (and I really
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, Maris V. Lidaka, Sr. wrote:
I am in the PC world. My son the film student needs a Mac for film
editing so I'll get him a Power Mac G4 dual processor. Any concerns in
Great choice. The dual-processor really cranks through the video
rendering. Look around for deals on
No limitations whatsoever. Monitor cables same as on PC, on new Macs,
and most monitor companies send along a DB15 adapter (DB15 to HDDB15)
for earlier Macs. There are also some very interesting all digital
monitor possibilities, which you can read up on the Apple website.
But analog
