Is apple's Mac Mini compatible With only Apple display?

I was wondering if Mac Mini is compatible With not only apple's thunderbolt display.
Please help me,
Thanks,
janosfromhun

No. an monitor with the following video ins will work:
HDMI
DVI
Display port
Minidisplay port
VGA
Thunderbolt
You need to purchase an adopter for Display port and VGA

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