Older MacBooks soon to handle Mini DisplayPort displays
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Atlona on Thursday announced its AT-DP200, a converter box that will let owners of older MacBooks with DVI or mini-DVI ports connect to the new Apple 24" display, which uses a Mini DisplayPort. The device will ship in early Sept., the company said.
The company is taking pre-orders of the AT-DP200 at this time. The cost of the box is $179.
Key Features:
- Compatible with All Mac and PC computers with DVI output - Supports High Resolutions up to 1,920x1,200 - Full EDID management allows storing EDID information on the converter to make sure there is always a connection in between the computer and display - Re-Clocking technology will insure that signal stays the same quality as it was before entering the converter - Video Pass-Though, no scaling