M2454 15" LCD adaptation

I was just given an M2454 15" LCD display. I am not an avid mac user (sorry, I know I'm walking in dangerous territory), but would like to at least see if this monitor works. I own 2 PC's, both with DVI-equipped video cards. However, the mac monitor's cable, though sort of DVIish isn't the same, not to mention other differences like USB connections, and the fact that there is no separate power supply for the monitor.
Is there an adapter available that will make this monitor work with my PC? I've been checking all over the internet, and I see adapters everywhere, but they're either for old, preDVI macs, or the information available isn't sufficient enough for me to determine that they will work.
If there isn't such an adapter, you may want to start checking out Ebay...

The connector on that monitor is probably the Apple ADC connector. It has the ability to carry video, power, USB and firewire. There are adapters that allow for the plugging in of old ADC monitors to modern DVI equiped computers, but they cost like $100, so probably not worth it for a 15" monitor.

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