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Add a second screen to your Mac or MacBook

If you’re looking to expand your digital workspace, hooking up an external monitor to your workstation can drastically improve your productivity. An HDMI-compatible TV should do the trick if you don’t have an extra monitor sitting around, but the pixel density and refresh rates likely won’t be as satisfying.

First off – here’s the bad news. It’s usually a lot easier to hook up an external monitor to a PC rather than a Mac, as you can usually just use any old HDMI cable. You’re almost certainly going to need some kind of

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