We are in a moment when any type of accessory for the new Mac Pro it will be welcomed by all those users who have been able to do with one of them.
In previous posts we have discussed the characteristics of the Sharp Displays at 4K Resolutions and How at CES 2014 in Las Vegas, Dell and other brands have also placed their bets. However, we also tell you how to use a 4K TV as a screen with your new Mac Pro.
If you are in the situation of not knowing which monitor to buy or you are simply two candles already with the budget for it after having released the more than 3000 euros of the Mac Pro if you have bought the base option, you are in luck because Apple has published on their support page how to use 4K Ultra HD televisions with these computers as well as MacBook Pro Retina. More specifically, it talks about the compatibility with the MacBook Pro Retina from the end of 2013 and the Mac Pro from the end of 2013. Both can use 4K Ultra HD TVs with OS X or Windows (using Boot Camp).
The 4K Ultra HD televisions that have these specifications you can connect them through the HDMI port:
- 3840 x 2160 resolution at 30 Hz
- 4096 x 2160 resolution at 24 Hz (duplication is not possible at this resolution).
If you want to know more about the ports that you can use with each computer model and compatible televisions, we encourage you to read Apple's own information.
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