Samsung SyncMaster 910T work on new mini?

Hi,
I want to buy a new mac mini but I heard my monitor (Samsung SyncMaster 910T) doesn't work with the new mini.
Anybody know if it will work?
thank you in advance!

That monitor came out over 5 years ago and if it does not work you could purchase a much larger monitor for a lower price than what it sold for back then.
Samsung T260 25.5" monitor $299.99 AR
http://shop1.frys.com/product/5679451

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