With this Mac mini I will get much more space again on my desk!! I currently have two Windows notebook (one business and one private) standing next to my old DELL 27".
Never had a Apple computer before (except an iPhone and an iPad) so I am inclined to give it a try. It seems that this little device (at a quit competitive price I find) might have enough power to handle my workload (the heaviest I do is working on my Fuji RAF files/stills in C1). In this case, it is recommended that you make use of a USB-C to HDMI/DisplayPort adaptor instead of a direct USB connection.I saw yesterday the announcement of the the new Mac mini (M1). Please note: USB-C DisplayPort Over Alt Mode is not supported by versions of Windows prior to Windows 10.Īpple devices like the new MacBook support Thunderbolt 3 Alt-Mode only, and are unfortunately not compatible with the DisplayPort Alt-Mode utilised by these monitors. If using a direct USB-C to USB-C cable, up to 3m for USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5Gbps), or up to 2m for USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10Gbs) are recommended. Drivers may be required for your device please ensure that you have checked for updates for the device’s drivers. You can find out if your device is compatible by checking the user manual for your device or by visiting the manufacturer's website. If you are having trouble connecting to your monitor via USB-C it is important to check that both the cable and port being used are compatible. Alt Mode(s) are optional capabilities that are unique to the USB-C connector or port that allow technologies, like DisplayPort and Thunderbolt 3, to be transmitted. It is important to note that this format is similar to, but not the same as Thunderbolt, which also makes use of USB-C.Īlt Mode is a functional extension of USB-C which enables the USB connection to carry non-USB signals. These monitors make use of “DisplayPort over Alt Mode”.
Some of our monitors support a USB-C connection.
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