On 21 Jun 2005, at 06:53 , Bruce Johnson wrote:
Since your friend isn't technically oriented, I'd certainly confirm
(via the forums on that web site) that her particular model is/is
not known to work with it.
All iBook G4s definitely work with the hack, and some iBook G3s
apparently do as
On Jun 20, 2005, at 12:16 PM, Nancy Lawrence wrote:
Hi. I finally got my best friend to switch and she wants to buy an
iBook but she wants to be able to occasionally use it on an
external monitor.
Both Aaron and Brian are correct.
As shipped by Apple, the iBook only supports mirroring, t
Simply put, an ibook comes with a VGA adapter, which means it should
work with most monitors. There is another adapter for $20 to plug it
in to a TV, and I think a similarly priced one for hooking up to a
newer, more advanced flat screen LCD monitor. Plug the two together
and that's it.
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You can hook up an external Monitor to an iBook, but it will only mirror the
display from the iBook. So if the top resolution of the iBook is 1024 x 758
that's what the external monitor will be. Since the iBook can only mirror
the external display, both the iBook and external monitor will show the
Hi. I finally got my best friend to switch and she wants to buy an
iBook but she wants to be able to occasionally use it on an external
monitor. She is completely not tech-savvy and when she went to the
local Apple store and told the Apple "Genius" this he didn't listen
and went into grea
