iBook External Monitor ?

[MacAddictvja]

I would like to connect my G4 iBook to my desktop monitor (sometimes). Here
is my question: Is there some kind of dual-connecter so I can leave the
monitor connected to the desktop, and have an extra cord ready to connect
the monitor to the iBook?

If I have to disconnect the monitor from the desktop, then connect to the
iBook, that would be very difficult, because there isn't much room in our
very small apartment, and it is a lot trouble to get to the back of the
monitor.

Thanks.

-- vjamacaddict

G4 iBook, OSX 10.3.4 Panther, 768MB RAM, superdrive/bluetooth
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> From: Christian Dupuis <d1user at mac.com>
> Subject: Re: [P1] The eternal dilemna question...stop, ou...encore!
> 
> On Jul 11, 2004, at 11:14 PM, Paul Savard wrote:
> 
>> Soooo...This is why I think I will stick again with the iBook...
>> 
>> P.S.:Got to be reasonable,hey ?
>> But I am not a monk or a saint!!
>> Got to please me a little too either...
>> 
>> -Can't refrain to add a 512 meg of ram (experience talking) 768 total!
>> -I want the 60 Gigs HD, not the 30 ! (always short on space)
>> -I want the Airport card (Hy graphite has it, I love this ad-on)
>> -And...I want my candy! I will take an iPod also!
> 
> What do you sacrifice by taking the iBook instead of the Powerbook:
> 
> External video display capability with higher resolution than 1024 x
> 768 (you can only do display mirroring with the iBook; for the record,
> I've connected my Powerbook 12 inch to an external 17 inch monitor
> maybe twice since I bought it.... It's always on my lap, and I don't
> log monitors on the balcony or the living room).
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> Chris