“If I use this with my macbook, will it only project what is on the laptop, or can I project different sites/pages on the monitor & the laptop?”

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• Yes, you can extend desktop of your Mac laptop to this monitor (or have it mirrored, if you wish). It is OS feature.

  Answered by XRISMAC 9 years ago

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• That is up to your Mac and it's outputs. In general though, you can mirror screens or extend them for more space.

  Answered by LineWire 9 years ago

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• Yes you can do it. You just have to turn of mirroring mode on the mac

  Answered by Jonuel19 9 years ago

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• Of course to hook up to laptop or notebooks u have to have hdmi port and once its connected it shows whatever i have on your computer...it just serves as a bigger screen.

  Answered by tamtam 9 years ago

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• Once you connect Macbook from mini-display port from the Mac with an HDMI cable to the monitor you will be able to setup to project different sites or apps either on mac or on the monitor. You have to go to System Preferences/Display on your Mac and then click on Arrange window and setup how ever you like. It's not only mirroring option available.

  Answered by ivko 9 years ago

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