Which cable will allow me to connect my late 2011 Mac Pro to my LCD tv?

What cable should I buy so I can see my computer screen on my tv?

I bought this Thunderbolt/Mini DisplayPort to HMDI adapter from Monoprice - less than $7. You'll need to buy a HDMI cable of the right length - I also bought a high-quality HDMI 15" cable from Monoprice.
I, too have a late 2011 model. It works great - I just don't use it any longer since I bought a 27" Apple Thunderbolt Display.
Good luck,
Clinton

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