Professional Cable, LLC

Professional Cable brand cables are readily found at most college bookstores under the Profession Cable brand. I enjoy getting out to college campuses and talking with the students because it allows me to see what is hot, what they want, and what they need. We are constantly adding new products to meet the wants and needs of students. Jason

For a DVI TV, projector, or monitor to a MacBook you'll need a Mini DVI to DVI. Item number MDVI-DVI. DVI Cable, 10 Feet. Item number DVI-3M.

For an HDMI TV, projector, or monitor to a MacBook you'll need a Mini DVI to HDMI. Item number MDVI-HDMI. HDMI Cable, 10 Feet. Item number HDMI-3M.

For a VGA TV, projector, or monitor to a MacBook Pro, you'll need a Mini DisplayPort to VGA Item number MDP-VGA. VGA or SVGA Cable, 10 Feet. Item number HD15MM-10.

For a DVI TV, projector, or monitor to a MacBook Pro you'll need a Mini DisplayPort to DVI. Item number MDP-DVI. DVI Cable 10 Feet. Item number DVI-3M.

For an HDMI TV, projector, or monitor to a MacBook Pro you'll need: Mini DisplayPort to HDMI and HDMI Cable 10 Feet Item number HDMI-3M

I have recently spent some time on college campuses across Utah speaking to students about cables. You might think that most students don't care or even know anything about cables. Well, that might be true for some students, but nowadays, these students have literally grown up with computers and many know what the cables do or at least get the basic idea of what they can do. So being the cable expert at the college campus, I answered questions that the students had about their cable needs. So what was the number one question I was asked? How do I connect my computer to my TV? The cool thing about most campuses is that the students are carrying Macs, and Macs are easy to connect to new TVs that have VGA, DVI or HDMI. If you have a MacBook Pro, you'll need a Mini DisplayPort adapter. You'll need to find out which connection your TV has: VGA, DVI, or HDMI. Most new TVs have HDMI. If you need HDMI, you need a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter, along with an HDMI cable to connect to the TV. For most students a 10-15 feet cable will work. For an HDMI TV, projector, or monitor to a MacBook Pro you'll need a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI

This blog is an area where you can ask questions to a cable expert and we'll get your answer right away. Let us know what your cable question is! Thank you Jason Bringhurst Professional Cable Guy