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Question: Can this minidisplay port connect to a thunderbolt? Which adaptor should be used to connect a macbook air 2013 to a VGA cable?
Document: I purchased this to connect my Macbook Pro to the TV / Projector. This connects through the small mini display port on your mac through a VGA cable.Arrived in perfect condition. Works well. The display on TV is very crisp. No problems.It was available on Amazon for a much lower price than apple website which was a plus.Will definitely recommend buying from Amazon.
)Regarding Audio:  Sound is not supported through the VGA port. Use an additional 1/8" (3.5 mm) sound cable and connect it to both the headphone port on the laptop and the sound port next to the VGA plug on the TV set.
I've used this to connect my MacBook Air to an external monitor and projector, and it works immediately and without errors or artifacts. My only complaint is that Apple sets the price too high.
I am using this VGA adapter to connect my Macbook Air 13&#34; to monitor in my office. It serves this purpose very well.
If you have a newer MacBook and want to connect to a VGA cable from a projector or big screen monitor, this is exactly what you need. Pricey (as is everything from Apple) but very well made.
I bought this to connect a second monitor to a 2009 Mac Mini. It also works with the thunderbolt port on the newer Mac Mini. Gives an excellent picture on my 37 inch TV at 1920x1080 resolution. No real complaints, just wish it was a bit cheaper.
I use this adapter with my 15" MacBook Pro with Retina display. We have also used it with my wife's three year old MacBook Pro, and it can be used with any Mac with either Mini DisplayPort slots (obviously!) or Thunderbolt slots (which double as Mini DisplayPort for the purposes of this adapter).
Works as advertised to connect external monitor to MacBook Air 13 as a second monitor. MacBook recognized LG monitor as soon as it booted up and it connected without any setup required.
The adapter, like the ethernet adapter I mentioned fit a little loosely in their slots and while I have yet to have a problem with them pulling or falling out while in use, I would rather they bent enough to relieve an potential strain.If you find yourself needing to connect to a VGA cable, this is the adapter for you. Plug and play and off you go!
It doesn't work with an iPad mini. The iPad mini slot is much more slimmer that  the port on the adaptor. I had to return it. :(
Answer: I am currently using this adapter on my 2013 MacBook Air which, according to Apple.com, only has a "Thunderbolt port (up to 10 Gbps)".  I can attest that yes, it will work.Also, question 18 on this Apple support site is relevant: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5219