Will my Airbook (11" late 2010) w/ NVIDIA GeFORCE 320M 256MB using the Mini Display Port to Dual-Link DVI Adapter support the Dell 3007WFHC (30") monitor at full resolution (2560X1600)

Will my Airbook (11" late 2010) w/ NVIDIA GeFORCE 320M 256MB using the Mini Display Port to Dual-Link DVI Adapter support the Dell 3007WFHC (30") monitor at full resolution (2560X1600).
Works fine at 1280X800 (with out without MDP DL DVI Adapter) - cannot get any higher resolution

Hi ddickson01,
The MacBook Air 11 inch late-2010 model does support 2560 x 1600 resolution on an external display. See this specifications article for reference -
MacBook Air (11-inch, Late 2010) - Technical Specifications
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Sincerely,
Brett L

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