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News Apple Posts Thunderbolt Display Connection Options Friday, September 16, 2011 - 5:22 PM EST Posted by: Staff Apple has posted a new support document that outlines the connection options for the Apple Thunderbolt Display with Thunderbolt-enabled Macs. Down below is a list from the support document indicating how many Thunderbolt displays can be connected to each of these machines.   Mac mini (Mid 2011): Two Thunderbolt displays. The Mac mini with AMD graphics can also support a HDMI compatible device on its HDMI port when using two Thunderbolt displays.   iMac (Mid 2011 and Late 2011): Two Thunderbolt displays. The iMac (27-inch, Mid 2011) with two Thunderbolt ports supports a total of two Thunderbolt displays regardless of which Thunderbolt port each display is connected to.   MacBook Air (Mid 2011): One Thunderbolt display.   MacBook Pro (Early 2011): Two Thunderbolt displays. Connecting a second Apple Thunderbolt Display (27-inch) to a 13-inch MacBook Pro will make the screen on the MacBook Pro turn black. This is expected behavior. Apple also notes in the support document that users are unable to daisy-chain a Mini DisplayPort display off the Apple Thunderbolt Display. Post a Comment:   Discuss   Retweet this on Twitter   Follow us on Twitter!   Subscribe to our News   Buy a Mac mini from the Apple Online Store!   More News Mac Apps:   Top Free Apps   Top Paid Apps   Top Grossing Apps

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