The video claims you don't have to make any settings changes. The first question that springs to mind as a PC user with a computer hooked to a 40" TV - does Mac automatically adjust your resolution and overscanning properly when you plug it into a TV?
Yep, it does. Usually OSX gets everything right immediately after connecting my MBP to a TV, although sometimes (rarely, in my experience) it needs adjustment, but that only takes a couple of clicks.
I'd love to get one Henge Dock, but it seems they're only available for Unibody Macbooks. :(
This may be obvious, but they rely on all the needed ports being on the same side. On my non-unibody Macbook pro, power is on the left side and video is on the right side.
Also, I suspect a mini display port is much easier to snap into place than a DVI port.
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[ 4.7 ms ] story [ 26.2 ms ] threadIf so this seems like a cool little device
I'd love to get one Henge Dock, but it seems they're only available for Unibody Macbooks. :(
Also, I suspect a mini display port is much easier to snap into place than a DVI port.
But I would much rather have a docking station which let me still use the MacBook screen so as to run a Dual Screen setup