Q1: What cable do i need to connect my MacBook to my LCD tv?

A: MacBook comes with a mini-display port. There are 3 different kinds of adapters to convert mini-display port to VGA or DVI or HDMI. Typically, LCD has HDMI input port. DVI can transfer only Video signals. Where as HDMI handles both Audio and Video. Therefore, if you get VGA or DVI, you need to connect an additional audio cable from your MacBook to LCD TV. Cost of these adapters vary from $15 to $25, approximately.

Q2: Mini DVI to VGA adapter. Do you offer a version with a 2-3ft cable? The one advertised is too short to connect from iMac to HDTV

A:The adapter is not meant to plug into whatever display you might have, it is designed so you can plug one end of a VGA cable into your adapter and the other end into your display

Q3: What cable should I use to connect MacBook Air (mini DVI) to 27 inch iMac (mini display port) to use it as a monitor?

A: I don\'t have the new 27\" iMac so maybe it differs from my 24\" iMac in more than just a couple of years age. I would be surprised if there were display input plugs located in an iMac so I suspect you are flat out of luck using an iMac as a monitor for any other computer. Much like a laptop, the monitor in an iMac is connected internally to the graphics card and does not look for external video signals. The display plugs you can find on the back of an iMac are all about sending the display signal to an external monitor.

If you really want to use the 27\" monitor to see what is happening on your macbook air then set both computers up for screen sharing. This will let the macbook air send its display over your wireless network to the iMac and you can run the macbook from that computer. Resolution might not be as good as you like but otherwise it is worth testing.

Q4: Does the Apple Mini DVI to VGA Adapter have a male VGA end?

A: No, it\'s female because most VGA cords you\'ll connect to it will have a male end.

Q5: I just bought a Mac Mini. The salesman sold me a LG monitor with it. The min DVI connector is not compatible with the monitor. Now what?

A: You need to check the connector on your monitor. If it\'s DVI, you need a Mini DVI to DVI adapter. If it\'s VGA, you need Mini DVI to VGA. Then you just plug a regular (DVI or VGA, depending on which you need) cable to the adapter and the monitor.

Q6: I am looking for an adapter to run my Macbook Pro with two parallell PC monitors with VGA connection. Does such a product exist?

A: Yes, try the Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter with two DVI to VGA adapters on the end.