Xbox 360 on current iMacs?
Would it be possible to use the Apple mini-DVI to VGA converter to play the 360 on the iMac?
I already play my 360 on my monitor using the 360 VGA cables, and i want to get an iMac but I really want to be able to keep playing the 360 at my desk rather than on my TV.
I was thinking I could plug the mini-DVI to VGA adapter into the mini-DVI port on the back of the iMac and plug the 360 VGA cable into that.
Thoughts?
Here's a link to the adapter -
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPL...&nplm=M9320G/A
I already play my 360 on my monitor using the 360 VGA cables, and i want to get an iMac but I really want to be able to keep playing the 360 at my desk rather than on my TV.
I was thinking I could plug the mini-DVI to VGA adapter into the mini-DVI port on the back of the iMac and plug the 360 VGA cable into that.
Thoughts?
Here's a link to the adapter -
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPL...&nplm=M9320G/A
Comments
http://www.elgato.com/index.php?file..._eyetvhybridna
but I would keep the screen you have as an extended display for your iMac with a KVM switch. Either that or wait until they bring out a Mini with a good GPU.
Either that or wait until they bring out a Mini with a good GPU.
You'll be waiting a long time.
The Elgato products let you do this:
http://www.elgato.com/index.php?file..._eyetvhybridna
but I would keep the screen you have as an extended display for your iMac with a KVM switch. Either that or wait until they bring out a Mini with a good GPU.
Yeah but with the Elgato product there is lag....
I would be interested in a Mini, but not at the current configuration. I'm really hoping Apple comes out with a new headless Mac but I doubt it's going to happen.
Yeah but with the Elgato product there is lag....
I would be interested in a Mini, but not at the current configuration. I'm really hoping Apple comes out with a new headless Mac but I doubt it's going to happen.
There isn't lag.