23" Cinema Display VESA adapter... in 2011?

I need a M9649G/A for my two 23" Cinema displays from 2008ish so that I can mount them via VESA mounts... I've googled the part but no 3rd party seller has them, and it's unclear if the $40 24" and 30" adapters work on the older 23" models. Anyone know?

David,
Thanks for the info, not sure but what is the best setting to keep this from happening? I use Final Cut Pro a lot and I am noticing it a lot if I go from a web page and then back to editing in Final cut.. I never saw it before now it has poked it's ugly head out... Seems if I have a BW Screen back ground it is minimized.
Also any other suggestions on a good LCD that is S-IPS in nature in the 23-24" size? Looking at a Samsung or Dell or maybe a different brand... Thanks!

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I just picked up a new 23" ACD, got it hooked up to my MBP. I had the power adapter box standing vertically on my desk. Anyways, While I was working on organizing the cables, SLAM!, the power adaper box tipped over onto the desk. now sitting horizontally from the 90 degree tip. Do I have anything to worry about such as internal damage to the power adapter?
Also, how come the manual said not to carry the display by the stand? But it just make more sense carrying the display by the stand, this way not having the screen itself lift that heavy-weight stand.
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My desk top is made of wood board, so it can echoes major sound from just small impact. The power adapter was standing vertically, then tips and lays flat horizontally. Sort of like a iPod tips over when it's not correctly connected into the dock.
I just shook power adapter to hear for any sound of any internal components broken off. Turned out no sound but a tiny bit of stiff rattling. Though it's still function, I'm still paranoid and worried.
As for carrying the ACD, Dave you made a good point, I dont really think it'll hurt if holding it by the stand upright position, which I did. The manual probably meant not to hold it by the stand upside down or in a 90 degress position, which increases the chance of the screen knock into something. The stand secures the screen and it's designed to hold the weight of the screen, I don't see why carrying this display by the stand in a upright position will be a issue.

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Try Resetting the PRAM (Press and hold the Command-Option-P-R on start-up), some of the basic monitor parameters are stored there, maybe it'll be enough, and its an easy and harmless procedure.
About Resetting PRAM and NVRAM:
<http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=2238>
Good Luck,
Baryo.

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Can you still get 22" Cinema Display back light fixed?

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My 27" Cinema Display failed completely after 2 years. Did the brief black flashes and eventually cut out to black.
Now that I have it back from repair, I have stopped using the 27" Cinema Display to charge my 2011 17" MacBook Pro. It's a shame really, this is even the set-up Apple uses in the picture on the outside of the box the Cinema Displa comes in and the feature is designed to reduce cord clutter, but, it just makes the monitor get too hot and there is no real ventilation on this thing other than Apple's belief that a mass of Aluminum, ie the back of the monitor, makes a good heat sink.
I have gone back to using the 85w charger that same with the laptop and the temps of the Cinema Display are much lower now.
I can't say for sure that will extend the life of the monitor, but, the monitor went from almost too hot to touch on the back to barely warm with this move, so, I'm gonna stick with it.

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According to the Apple specs for that monitor it accepts the Apple VESA adapter.
The specs state "Compatible with VESA FDMI (MIS-D, 100, C) compliant mounting solutions." And the adapter states "complies with the VESA MIS-D, 100, C version of the specification." So I guess that will work to attach to that kind of VESA mount.

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I have a 22-inch Apple Cinema Display (clear enclosure) connected to my Mac mini (Mid 2011) through Apple DVI to ADC Adapter.
So far, this configuration has allowed me to get beautiful OS X desktop displayed on my old Cinema Display, though it wasn't perfect.
Pressing the display's power button does not turn off the display nor put my Mac to sleep. Instead, holding the button just makes the power LED brighter than usual.
Two USB ports on the back of the display doesn't seem to work. It does charge my iPod, but any device connected to those ports (including iPod) won't be recognized on my Mac.
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Pressing the display's power button does not turn off the display nor put my Mac to sleep. Instead, holding the button just makes the power LED brighter than usual.
That's normal with the DVI to ADC adapter. ADC (Apple Display Connector) has pins for power control but there are no such pins in DVI so the display's power button has no way to control the computer. I don't know why the power light brightens when pushed, but mine does it too.
Two USB ports on the back of the display doesn't seem to work. It does charge my iPod, but any device connected to those ports (including iPod) won't be recognized on my Mac.
Is the adapter's USB cable plugged into the computer? The displays ports are USB 1.1. Some devices, such as iPhones, require USB 2.0.
Failure of the USB circuitry is common with those displays. My 22" ADC display started having USB problems years ago. It started with intermittent USB port problems, then it started interfering with computer sleep. Since I now use the display with a DVI to ADC adapter I don't connect the adapter's USB cable (and don't use the display's USB ports), so don't have any computer sleep problems.

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So, I am about to buy a Macbook Air 2011 11".
I want this product because of the ssd driver and the versality of such a light object.
The things is that i work at school with a laptop, and when i come back home, i use my Apple Cinema Display on my Macbook Pro with the Dual Link dvi Adaptator (which cost me 98€ ouch !! ).
So i read that there were kind of retro-compatibility between Thunderbolt and Mini-Display Port on the new Mba.
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Nicolas.

Yes.
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Hello.
I'm inquiring about the compatibility of Apple cinema displays from years past with Macbook Pro 15" Late 2011.
For instance, will all Apple Cinema Displays from, say, 2008 onwards work with my mbook?
They can be had fairly cheaply on the used market.
What is the earliest model that will be compatible?
I've never had an external monitor for my lappies, so I am very clueless. I know DVI is a common connection, but there is no DVI port on my lappie.
I would also be very curious as to what would be suitable displays from other manufacturers, particularly Samsung and Dell.
The size doesn't have to be big, 20-23 inch is fine, I am more worried about good resolution [no obvious pixellation]
If a screen is big, but has good resolution that's even better of course, but I'm not ****-bent on a big thing.
The mbook 15" screen is just a bit squashy for home use really.
Thank you very much in advance for any advice.
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The screen size and resolution are great for photo editing. I now have the best of both worlds, a display that rivals my wife's iMac and portability.

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i have a macbook air 11" 2011 Model A1370, with thundebolt port
they are offering me a
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Identifiers: LED Cinema Display - MB382LL/A - A1267
it comes with the triple cable, magsafe, minidisplay y usb
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i will be able to use it, with the macbook air opened and closed?
it will transmit video and audio or only video?
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The Matrox DualHead2go adapter seems to be limited at 1920 x 1200, and that is not good enough for what I want to accomplish. The USB adapters seem to be too slow for video playback as well and they seem buggy.
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