How to wirelessly connect an iPad to a monitor Unless you’re willing to spend extra on a wireless HDMI or DisplayPort kit, the only real option is Screen Mirroring via AirPlay. Most monitors don ...

Your iPad’s screen is only so big, so here’s a way to connect it to a computer monitor to get more screen real estate for showing off photos and videos to a larger crowd.

Mobile Monitor Technologies (MMT) announced the 15.6-inch Monitor2Go portable LED-backlit LCD monitor that swivels around 180-degrees. The clamshell monitor includes a dock for iPad 2, as well as USB ...

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Syncing your iPad and computer requires a connection between the two. The first time you connect, you'll use the dock connector-to-USB cable that came with the iPad.

At least one question has been answered – you can connect the iPad to your TV. The specs page claims “Support for 1024 x 768 with Dock Connector to VGA adapter; 576p and 480p with Apple ...

As you’d expect from a dock, there are ports at the rear to connect up accessories or a monitor. There’s a HDMI port, a single USB-C port, a regular USB 3.0 port, and even a 3.5mm audio jack ...