Viewing your Mac
Book or Microsoft Surface Pro (2, 3) on your HDTV doesn't get any easier. Simply, plug the Mini Display
Port end into your Mac®, or Microsoft Surface Pro (2, 3) and connect the HDMI cable into your HDMI input jack. Your photos, your videos, your presentations, your games - view them all in HD on the big screen.
This cable can also extend or mirror your workstation to another screen
Give presentation to your classmates, students or colleagues with your own Mac
Book or laptop
Share videos with your friends and family on a bigger external screen or TV.
Weighs only 2 Oz, very portable
Support audio: DTS/DTS-HD, Dolby Digital / Dolby True
HD, and Linear PCM (LPCM);
Elegant white colour, matches with your Apple computers
6 FT size, easy to carry.
**6 FT length is the maximum suggested for HD video quality transfer**
Models That Support Audio Pass-through
Mac
Book 13" Model 7, 1 (Mid 2010)
Mac
Book Pro 13" Model 7, 1 (Mid 2010)
Mac
Book Pro 15" Model 6, 2 (Mid 2010)
Mac
Book Pro 17" Model 6, 1 (Mid 2010)
Mac
Book Pro 13" Model 8, 1 (Early 2011 / Thunderbolt)
Mac
Book Pro 15" Model 8, 2 (Early 2011 / Thunderbolt)
Mac
Book Pro 17" Model 8, 3 (Early 2011 / Thunderbolt)
Mac
Book Air 11" Model 3, 1 (Late 2010)
Mac
Book Air 13" Model 3, 2 (Late 2010)
Mac mini Model 4, 1 (Mid 2010)
iMac 27" Model 10, 1 (Late 2009)
iMac 27" Model 11, 1 (Late 2009)
iMac 21.5" Model 11, 2 (Mid 2010)
iMac 27" Model 11, 3 (Mid 2010)
Mac Pro Model 5, 1 (Mid 2010)
**No Mac made after early 2011 has audio (sound) pass through the mini displayport**
Basic Setup
Connect the thunderbolt side of the cable to your Apple MAC or Microsoft Surface Pro (2, 3).
Connect the HDMI end to your TV/monitor/projector
Then you can view the movie or PPT on the big screen! Enjoy!
How to set resolution
You can go into “System Preferences” > “Display“. You’ll be able to see 2 display preferences dialog, one for your prime Mac
Book display and one for the external monitor. You can use the settings in dialogs to adjust the screen resolution, color intensity and if you have a monitor that can be swiveled (rotated) you can tell Mac OSX to rotate the display to a certain angle for that particular display.
How to set mirror function
With your TV connected to Mac, open System Preference. Then select Display. Then select arrangement tag. Check mirror display
Features
Support Mini Display
Port 1.1 a input and HDMI 1.3 b output. Support HDMI highest video resolution 1080p Support HDMI 225MHz/ 2.25G bps per channel ( 6.75G bps all channel) bandwidth Support HDMI 12bit per channel (36bit all channel) deep color Powered by Mini Display
Port source Mini Display
Port 1.1 a input and HDMI 1.3 b output HDMI Max video resolution 1080p HDMI 225 MHz / 2.25 Gbps per channel ( 6.75G bps all channel) bandwidth.
Specifications
Length: 6FT / 1.8 M
Weight: 2.4 Oz
Color: White
Connectors: Mini Display
Port/Thunderbolt™
Book or Microsoft Surface Pro (2, 3) on your HDTV doesn't get any easier. Simply, plug the Mini Display
Port end into your Mac®, or Microsoft Surface Pro (2, 3) and connect the HDMI cable into your HDMI input jack. Your photos, your videos, your presentations, your games - view them all in HD on the big screen.
This cable can also extend or mirror your workstation to another screen
Give presentation to your classmates, students or colleagues with your own Mac
Book or laptop
Share videos with your friends and family on a bigger external screen or TV.
Weighs only 2 Oz, very portable
Support audio: DTS/DTS-HD, Dolby Digital / Dolby True
HD, and Linear PCM (LPCM);
Elegant white colour, matches with your Apple computers
6 FT size, easy to carry.
**6 FT length is the maximum suggested for HD video quality transfer**
Models That Support Audio Pass-through
Mac
Book 13" Model 7, 1 (Mid 2010)
Mac
Book Pro 13" Model 7, 1 (Mid 2010)
Mac
Book Pro 15" Model 6, 2 (Mid 2010)
Mac
Book Pro 17" Model 6, 1 (Mid 2010)
Mac
Book Pro 13" Model 8, 1 (Early 2011 / Thunderbolt)
Mac
Book Pro 15" Model 8, 2 (Early 2011 / Thunderbolt)
Mac
Book Pro 17" Model 8, 3 (Early 2011 / Thunderbolt)
Mac
Book Air 11" Model 3, 1 (Late 2010)
Mac
Book Air 13" Model 3, 2 (Late 2010)
Mac mini Model 4, 1 (Mid 2010)
iMac 27" Model 10, 1 (Late 2009)
iMac 27" Model 11, 1 (Late 2009)
iMac 21.5" Model 11, 2 (Mid 2010)
iMac 27" Model 11, 3 (Mid 2010)
Mac Pro Model 5, 1 (Mid 2010)
**No Mac made after early 2011 has audio (sound) pass through the mini displayport**
Basic Setup
Connect the thunderbolt side of the cable to your Apple MAC or Microsoft Surface Pro (2, 3).
Connect the HDMI end to your TV/monitor/projector
Then you can view the movie or PPT on the big screen! Enjoy!
How to set resolution
You can go into “System Preferences” > “Display“. You’ll be able to see 2 display preferences dialog, one for your prime Mac
Book display and one for the external monitor. You can use the settings in dialogs to adjust the screen resolution, color intensity and if you have a monitor that can be swiveled (rotated) you can tell Mac OSX to rotate the display to a certain angle for that particular display.
How to set mirror function
With your TV connected to Mac, open System Preference. Then select Display. Then select arrangement tag. Check mirror display
Features
Support Mini Display
Port 1.1 a input and HDMI 1.3 b output. Support HDMI highest video resolution 1080p Support HDMI 225MHz/ 2.25G bps per channel ( 6.75G bps all channel) bandwidth Support HDMI 12bit per channel (36bit all channel) deep color Powered by Mini Display
Port source Mini Display
Port 1.1 a input and HDMI 1.3 b output HDMI Max video resolution 1080p HDMI 225 MHz / 2.25 Gbps per channel ( 6.75G bps all channel) bandwidth.
Specifications
Length: 6FT / 1.8 M
Weight: 2.4 Oz
Color: White
Connectors: Mini Display
Port/Thunderbolt™
