what mac for a 42" plasma
my friend is fighting macular degeneration and has a winbloz system with a 42" plasma screen monitor so he can see print and websites. he wants to go mac, could a macbook pro drive this?
i don't know the resolution it's got to be 3-5 years old. if he could with MBP then he could video conference with his grandchildren/ family.
what is a reasonable set up for him. i told him how i used my mb video chat with my children while on a business trip to chicago "ok show me your homwork, read that book to me" (that really helped my 4 and 6 yr olds separation axiety. he just wants to do as much as he can while he can.
thanks
i don't know the resolution it's got to be 3-5 years old. if he could with MBP then he could video conference with his grandchildren/ family.
what is a reasonable set up for him. i told him how i used my mb video chat with my children while on a business trip to chicago "ok show me your homwork, read that book to me" (that really helped my 4 and 6 yr olds separation axiety. he just wants to do as much as he can while he can.
thanks
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my friend is fighting macular degeneration and has a winbloz system with a 42" plasma screen monitor so he can see print and websites. he wants to go mac, could a macbook pro drive this?
i don't know the resolution it's got to be 3-5 years old. if he could with MBP then he could video conference with his grandchildren/ family.
what is a reasonable set up for him. i told him how i used my mb video chat with my children while on a business trip to chicago "ok show me your homwork, read that book to me" (that really helped my 4 and 6 yr olds separation axiety. he just wants to do as much as he can while he can.
thanks
i'm sure a macbook pro would do fine.
does the MBP come with the connections and cables for the hook up with the 42" and what type of connection on the 42" plasma should he look for. i just want to make sure he has the appropriate connections on the plasma before i suggest he change
can an iMac share the 42 plasma.
The Plasma needs VGA or DVI input though. Without it, you are stranded.
iMac and all Macbooks can share the screens, yes.
Depending on the type of input on the plasma and the Mac you buy, a connection cable might be necessary, like "DVI-to-VGA adapter" or "Mini-DVI-to-DVI". Just check the inputs, then ask for a cable that supports either DVI or VGA for the Mac you choose in the store.