Mac Mini Compatible with Sony SDM-HX93/B 19" Monitor?

Hello,
I am researching the Mac Mini and am curious if it is compatible with the
Sony SDM-HX93/B 19" monitor. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

Hello!
The Mac mini is compatible with any monitor with a DVI or VGA input.
The mini comes packed with a Mini-DVI to DVI adapter. You can also get a Mini-DVI to VGA adapter, I'm pretty sure.

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