E EmptyNest Administrator Nov 7, 2010 #1 Apple's newest monitors are a bit more universal than their old Studio Displays, which combined DVI, USB, and power signals into one cord. Here are two ways to make one of the old monitor work with your new or non-Apple machines. More »
Apple's newest monitors are a bit more universal than their old Studio Displays, which combined DVI, USB, and power signals into one cord. Here are two ways to make one of the old monitor work with your new or non-Apple machines. More »
