Will this drive a 4k TV with a 2014 Macbook Air?
620483
Probably, yes, since the current Macbook Air has the Intel HD 5000 graphics. But possibly you'll have to patch your OS X to make it work.
620484
I do not know for sure but I'm 99% sure it will. Try it and let me know. If it does not work, I'll buy it from you (I need another one of these for my other system.) email tkh at tkh dot com. Current price is about $29, so if it does not work for you, I'll buy it for that price (but you have to pay shipping to me.)
2234263
Yes but you'll need a VGA adapter unless you have a Mac tower with a VGA video card.
1613189
No, I have a Macbook Air and the HDMI port is much smaller. This product will not fit. I bought this instead and it works very well:http://www.amazon.com/Neewer®-Displayport-ThunderBolt-Adapter-MacBook/dp/B007MYZ4QC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1403980493&sr=8-3&keywords;=macbook+air+hdmi+adapter
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No it will not... using a Mac Pro late 2013, Monster 27GBps HDMI cable, and Samsung 50" 8550series 4K TV. 30Hz is the highest it goes.
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No, it won't. This drive is made specifically for the newest Macbook Air's only.
757284
Yes. Keep in mind the resolution capabilities of the TV. The output resolution of the Mac will be far higher than most TV's. So, the quality of the display is fully predicated on the resolution capabilities of the TV.
866526
Yes, it will. That's how I use it. I have a Dell Flatscreen that's at least 10 year old, that I connect to my MacBook Air from July 2013 with this cable. Works perfectly.
977848
I don't think so. I initially installed the driver on my Macbook Air using the external optical drive, but then I later installed the more up to date driver from the website. For me, it worked much better with the newer driver (which I think was in beta at the time). So just go straight for that. Check the website for the driver: http://www.kensington.com/us/us/4491/K33974AM/usb-3-0-multi-display-adapter#.U69nKo1dUto
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So long as you have an output port on your Mac and a compatible cable to the Samsung (VGA, DVI, HDMI or DisplayPort), it should work fine.
1235911
As long as the laptop has a thunderbolt/displayport connector, it should be fine. What ports does your macbook have available?
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I have not tried to use mine with a MacBook. However HDMI output is standardized. That means this device should, in theory, convert any HDMI output to VGA regardless of the source device.
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I think it does, I have a 13" Macbook pro with the thunderbolt and the 4th generation macbook air has it too: " The Thunderbolt port on the right-hand side can daisychain up to six Thunderbolt peripherals and also supports MiniDisplayPort devices (and, via an adapter, VGA, DVI and HDMI monitors too). " so you could give it a try. So far mine works super.
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yep, put one end in the usb port in the side of your macbook, and the other in the hdmi port on your TV, assuming your TV has an hdmi port. Works nice and looks great!
944555
i use it to connect my MacBook Air to a Dell Ultrasharp U2412m monitor with 1920x1200 resolution - works perfect!
156648
I'm not familiar with the apple TV, but I would assume that it would, its not a computer related converter, it just switches signal from HDMI to RCA
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I am using it to connect a Seiki 39" 4K monitor to my MacBook Pro Retina, so yes. Seemed to work best on the Mac's HDMI port without the Thunderbolt adapter. The cable that came with the monitor did not give full 4K resolution. HTH.
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I don't know. I use Apple TV with my MacBook running and the keyboard. I think it should work. It works my my iPad and the keyboard with ATV so I think it will work.