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		<description><![CDATA[How do I connect a White Macbook to the Samsung 32&#8243; HDTV without DVI cable but HDMI cable? It&#8217;s all done with 3 things. The Display Port to DVI adapter, then the DVI to HDMI cable and in the end the Belkin HDMI cable which connect straight to the TV&#8217;s HDMI input. It&#8217;s running like a charm without any setting. There&#8217;s no need any setting with the Macbook. One of the good of the Mac is it detect external display automatically and no need to change the display setting. I now watches high def MKV movie with VLC Player on via the Mac on my TV, running at 1368&#215;768 resolution. Pretty!]]></description>
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<p><span class="photo_container pc_l">How do I connect a White Macbook to the Samsung 32&#8243; HDTV without DVI cable but HDMI cable?</span></p>
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<p><span class="photo_container pc_l">It&#8217;s all done with 3 things. The Display Port to DVI adapter, then the DVI to HDMI cable and in the end the Belkin HDMI cable which connect straight to the TV&#8217;s HDMI input. </span></p>
<p><span class="photo_container pc_l">It&#8217;s running like a charm without any setting. There&#8217;s no need any setting with the Macbook. One of the good of the Mac is it detect external display automatically and no need to change the display setting. I now watches high def MKV movie with VLC Player on via the Mac on my TV, running at 1368&#215;768 resolution. Pretty!<br />
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