Can i hook an A1082 monitor up to a windows monitor as a second one?

can i hook an A1082 monitor up to a windows monitor as a second one?

I agree Steve, to come out with a new monitor that everyone has been waiting for and wanting so badly...........and to have it only work with their new laptops ?!? Very, very frustrating. They definitely cut off a lot of sales by doing that. Including myself, I know of 4 people right now that would have already bought one if it worked with other Macs. You know they could make a connector that would work with the iMac, or any other Mac.......but they chose not to.
Sometimes it makes you wonder what they are thinking.
..........does me anyway.......
Hopefully they will change that, and make it available for other ones soon!

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