Returning my Yoga 2 Pro. What a shame...

What a shame...
I like the computer, I don;t have any of the issues many of teh people in these forums brought up and yet, Lenovo screwed up big time with the mini HDMI.
I must be able to connect my laptop to my external Apple monitor. This monitor has mini displayport.
No matter how hard I looked, I could not find a way to connect my laptop to the monitor unless I hooked 3 or 4 different adapters and have no idea if it even works.
What a shame. why couldn't Lenovo just include a different output. Oh well. Switching to 11" Air.
Adios people and thank you.

Would anything here work:
http://www.monoprice.com/Search/Index?keyword=Mini+DisplayPort+hdmi
I've purchased home theater cables from this company many times, but never any of these type of items.
Regards.
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