Can you connect the iMac to another display?
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Yes, I think you can.  You need a DVI to DVI plug, or DVI to VGA
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if they both have an ethernet port (this looks like an oversized phone line) then you can connect them together with a special ethernet cable called a cross over cable. this can be obtained at your local computer store, or maybe bestbuy. this is a fast way, it can also be done by a direct firewire link, or an oldfashioned serial link(very slow) or through a network switch/hub/router. this also uses a regular ethernet cable, and any of the hardware mentioned above.
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Yes, using a hub.  You can also connect 2 computers together using a crossover cable.
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If you have a newish Mac, there should be one built in at the top of the screen.  Or, buy one at PCworld and plug into USB - Macs rarely need drivers to work peripheral equipment!
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Yes you can attach a mac mini to a television.  If you do not have a high definition television you can use the Apple DVI to Video Adapter.  You can find it on the Apple Website for $19.  It converts the output of the mac mini to S-video or composite.  \n\nhttp://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore?productLearnMore=M9267G/A\n\nIf you have a HDTV, you can buy a converter cable to go from DVI to HDMI. \n\nEither way, you mac mini is easily attachable to a television.
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Yes you should be able to network between windows xp and a mac. \ni hope this link helps you get a start http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/11/19/mac_pc.html
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hook a monitor up to each port\n then go into display properties and go into settings...you can configure everything there.
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yes. just call your isp to configure the Mac for manual connection even you're using a wireless cable. sometimes that would ask for some IP address, that you need to provide for you to connect.
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Try going to an IMAC store.
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On the brand new Macs ( http://www.apple.com ) you can. You can on the older ones too with extra software.
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You need an emulator program to be able to do this.  But, you are not simultaneously running these OS's, they become virtual computers and run on a lot of memory.  If you don't have 1 Gig of RAM in the iMac, I wouldn't suggest it.\n\nIf you still want to do this, you ust find the program Virtual PC.  Usually, you have to buy it for about $50.  Once you have it, you can run the program and start up virtual PC's and install operating systems.\n\nIf you are really interested in this kind of thing, I would strongly suggest buying a newer computer to do this on, and I'd definitely stick with the Mac.  They run virtual PC's a lot better than junky Windows PC's.  And if you purchase a brand new Intel Mac from Apple, they have a program called Bootcamp that will allow you to choose whether to boot to Mac or Windows, but not both.\n\nSo take that all into consideration, and good luck.
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Hello, You may be interested in an Emulator for your macintosh. Below is a website that will run Windows (which can then run other pc software) on your Mac. \nAnother interesting point is that Mac's will soon be manufactured using Intel chips. This may make it easier to run pc software, but only time will tell. \nHope this helps!
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yes, you can.  What you need is either a monitor with red, yellow, and white inputs, or a monitor that will have them built in.\n\nGoogle around for a cable that will do it, im not sure that there is one, but I havent looked that hard.
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Firewire.\n\n1. Boot your iMac\n2. Plug your laptop into your iMac via Firewire.\n3. Boot your laptop while holding down the T key.\n4. Your laptop HD should popup on your iMac's desktop.\n5. Drag everything into the folder you want it to go in.\n6. Drag the laptop HD icon to your Dock onto 'Eject'\n\ngood luck!
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No, but would like to have Dual Monitors.
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This can be done easily on an Apple Mac computer running OSX - do you have a Mac or a PC?
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If it's a firewire external drive AND the Mac and PC are part of a network then read Sharing a FireWire drive over a network.\nhttp://www.thexlab.com/faqs/sharefwdrive.html