![]() ![]() It won't be quite up to the quality you'll get from Apple's display, but if you need connections other than Thunderbolt, especially HDMI, it may be your closest option. word on the street is that Monoprice's new 27" IPS Glass Panel Pro monitor is a worthy competitor. Wont drain system resources, you can work more efficiently from your laptop, so you can accomplish more in the same amount of time. If you want a 27" display that is *similar* to Apple's 27" Thunderbolt Display, but offers the convenience of HDMI, DVI, and VGA connections. Thunderbolt 3 to dual HDMI adapter enables you to achieve the previously impossible feat of using a single Thunderbolt 3 port on your laptop to output dual 4K resolution at 60Hz to two independent displays. There were online rumors awhile back (when Thunderbolt Displays first came out) that Apple themselves was developing an adapter that would solve your problem, but as of right now those rumors appear to have been false - or at the very least, have not come to fruition yet. ![]() An Apple Thunderbolt Display will only work with Thunderbolt - so that means no hooking it up to anything else - be it HDMI, DVI, VGA, or other video source. ![]() I have tried personally (and unsuccessfully) because I am stubborn, and wanted to be 100% sure myself. Just to tag on to what Malcolm said, there are no adapters to make it work with ANY other type of signal than Thunderbolt.
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