[P1] iBook to TV

[Brian Olesky]

Apple sells a cable specifically for this. I think I paid $25 about 2 years
ago. You should probably go to their site to find out exactly which one you
need, as it might change from model to model.

It works very well to show slideshows on your TV, and if you have a combo
drive you can also project DVD's.

Brian

On 2/1/04 7:23 AM, "Larry Dersch" <ldersch at mac.com> wrote:

> I want to hook up my iBook to my tv monitor.  Standard rca-type video
> inputs.  Exactly what cables/adapters are needed for this?
> 
> TIA
> 
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