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Most of the Powermacs have a DVI port by default
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Most of the Powermacs have a DVI port by default

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Thanks PeterLbk. I asked becuase I didn't know are there some compatibility issues. I intend to connect DELL 24&quot; studio screen, and I didn't know what to expect.<br />
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Had to have some assurance! :-)
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Thanks PeterLbk. I asked becuase I didn't know are there some compatibility issues. I intend to connect DELL 24" studio screen, and I didn't know what to expect.

Had to have some assurance! :-)

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Is it possible to attach any common LCD screen using DVI connector to PowerPC (10.4.11) PowerMac?<br />
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Thanks!
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Is it possible to attach any common LCD screen using DVI connector to PowerPC (10.4.11) PowerMac?

Thanks!

Any DVI LCD to Power PC powerMac?

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