[iBook] Re: LCD Screen Compatibility

[Angus Wallace]

There are two different plugs on LCD screens. Analog/VGA and digital/DVI.
My understanding is that iBooks can only plug into Analog/VGA plugs. Some
screens support both types, so I'd recommend getting one of those so that it's
more future-proof.

I'm going to get an LCD for my iBook soo, and that's what I'll be doing. Also
I'll install the video firmware hack.. If you're going to get a bigger screen,
you may as well benefit from the higher resolution! ;-)

HTH,
-Gus

Quoting Dave Wyman <davewyman at imountainman.com>:

> 
> > I know that there are some limitations on what screens will and
> > won't work with iBooks
> 
> Your iBook should work with all LCD screens. As mentioned before, the 
> iBook only features mirroring, so you will want to install a copy of 
> Screen Spanning Doctor to bypass that limitation.
> 
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