Brand New Mini-DVI to Video Adapter for sale

I bought this adapter this past june, I've used it only a few times, it is a great thing to have, but since I recently sold my powerbook for an iMac, I cannot use this adapter. So I am selling it half price on ebay, here is the link.
EBAY LINK

With your TV hooked up to your Macbook, you should be able to view anything on your computer. If you have all of your pictures in iPhoto, your best option is to use FrontRow by using the remote.
(make sure your displays are mirroring eachother, Preferences>Displays)

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  • Using S-Video w/ the Mini DVI to Video Adapter

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    I managed to figure this one out, by fluke. The MacBook has to be powered on and ready for user input prior to connecting the mini DVI to video adapter with the s video already connected to it, and to the TV. Once I did it this way, it worked fine. I just thought I'd share this.

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  • Apple Mini-DVI to Video Adapter

    I have just purhased a new Macbook. My first mac ever
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    Tig

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  • Apple Mini-DVI to Video Adapter Question

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    The new MacBooks that use the NVIDIA 9400M video chip do _not_ support output to analog TVs. Thus, with the current MacBooks the only way to get output to an analog TV is with a third-party VGA-to-analog TV converter box -- you can't just use one of Apple's cables (although you'll need the mini display port to VGA adapter cable to connect to a third-party VGA-to-TV converter box).
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    See also this discussion:
    http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1927674&tstart=15

  • Apple Mini-DVI to Video Adapter doesn't fit my aluminum iMac

    I previously had a 17" white iMac (pre-Intel) machine, and about 6 months ago I bought the mini-DVI to video adapter so I could connect it to my television. Worked like a charm. But I recently bought a new aluminum iMac, and the adaptor doesn't fit into the mini-DVI port in the back of the machine. It appears the adaptor and port are both male ends.
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    Hi Paul
    Yes the Intel iMac [Spec's|http://support.apple.com/specs/imac/iMacMid2007.html] call for the (M9319G/A) Apple Mini-DVI to Video Adapter!
    http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore?productLearnMore=M93 19G/A
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    http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=722 C6629&nplm=M9109G%2FA
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