Mac mini on Toshiba 42WLT66 demo

Mac mini Core Duo 1.83GHz connected to Toshiba 42WLT66, running Front Row. Connected using DVI to HDMI1 + analogue audio. Running at 1080i. See http://www.apple.com/macmini/ and http://www.home-entertainment.toshiba.co.uk/consumer/products.nsf/pages/lcdpl...

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• Mac
• mini
• Core
• Duo
• Front
• Row
• Toshiba
• 42WLT66
• DVI
• HDMI

[MrDuck27]

... and it does that's what it's using here.

[Rjnicko]

can this be done on an imac g5 intel

[MrDuck27]

As long as the iMac supports 1080i and HDMI should be no problem.

[J0RD2K7]

me WANTS.

[Alex101086]

This comment was a long time ago, since then I discover how to do a lot of things XD

[WindowsAndMacintosh]

You need to System Prefs and set the displays to dulplicate, Alex101086.

I doubt you remember writing this comment though. lol

[giorgios16]

Hi, do you have audio with the DVI to HDMI ?

I just bought a sony bravia and i have a MBP

[nylecrane2k7]

What size is tha tv, is it a 1080p?

[konner920]

I <3 apple

[nicojones9]

press F7 - it should link your desktop to the screen. hope it helps

[thereddestpill]

You need to turn on Mirroring or drag active window to your Plasma. Placement of your plasma in relation to your MBP screen is set up in Display Preferences. Let me know it this works because I want to buy a plasma and a mini if it does.

[TechVideos2566]

I have a Mac Pro for work, and I use a 30 inch (fat bastard) Cinema Display. Best 3000 dollars I ever spent. My Mac mini is connected to a 15 inch LCD Apple Display. It is a 2GHz C2D.