Tuesday, August 31, 2010
About Me

- Name: Shaun Mullen
Shaun Mullen was born to blog. It just took a few years for the medium to catch up to the messenger. Over a long career with newspapers, this award-winning editor and reporter covered the Vietnam War, O.J. Simpson trials, Clinton impeachment circus and coming of Osama bin Laden, among many other big stories. Mullen also mentored reporters who went on to be the best in the newspaper and television business, including two who won Pulitzer Prizes in 2010. He is the author of "The Bottom of the Fox: A True Story of Love, Devotion & Cold-Blooded Murder" and the forthcoming "Brothers At Arms." His next book will be "There's A House In The Land," a tale of the 1970s.
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3 Comments:
Doing the hookup shouldn't be difficult. What could be difficult is getting the correct cables that will connect to the Mac on one end and the TV on the other. I was in a similar situation at the Apple store last week. I bought an iMac to replace a 3 year old Mac Mini and I told the salesperson I wanted to hook the Mac Mini up to my TV to use as a media server. She had to consult with one of their tech people as my TV is an older analog TV and the monitor hookup on the back of the Mac was of an older generation. Once we figured out which cables were needed doing the actual setup was a snap
My point is that there a slot in the back of your Mac to use an external monitor. You need a cable to hook that up to a video-in hole on the back of your TV and an audio cable to go from the audio-out hole on the Mac to audio-in on the TV. If you can go to an Apple store with the Macbook and the TV's manual or just a drawing of what the input and output holes on the back of the TV look like, they can help you get the right cables.
Thank you, sir!
Oh ?this photo make me remebered some things.Like movie.
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