How do I connect my Samsung Series 8000 plasma tv to my 27" imac

How do I connect my Samsung Series 8000 plasma tv to my 27" imac (2.8 GHz Intel Core i7) to use as a display?

Here you go (no financial or other interest in this web site or company):
http://www.kanexlive.com/iadapt51
I believe we have the same model of iMac (late 2009) in which unfortunately Apple did not provide audio signals in the mini-DisplayPort out port. This Kanex adapter will pick up your audio as well as the DisplayPort signal and combine them in an HDMI signal that you plug into the Samsung HDTV.

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I got it working! Try this exactly like this, it's a bit of a pain but it should fix the problem. The problem appears to be with Samsung's firmware which needs to be updated first before any wireless or wired configuration will work.
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I recently got one of the new Apple iMac 17" Interl
Core Duo. It is a very nice computer. I also have a
1.33 Gz Apple Powerbook G4 12" laptop. They both have
OSX Tiger (10.4.5). I was wondering how I could
display my Powerbook screen to my new iMac?
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the two computers through the networ? I have connect
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house. If anyone could help with this problem, that
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there are several ways to 'take' that question : I'm not exactly sure what you actually want to do.. however, the previous post gave some good advice - go to Help and search on 'sharing'. ITMT, There are a half-dozen easy ways to connect the two. Here are a couple :
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