Yes. Depending on the inputs available on your TV, you may need a DVI to HDMI adapter (very cheap). Source and additional information (link below): Using Mac mini (Early 2006) with a television) from Apple's support website.
You can use any monitor for the mac mini as long as it has either a Thunderbolt, HDMI or DVI port.
i would have to say no.
The Mac MIni has HDMI and Mini Display Port connections. Adapters are available (See links below) which should allow most monitors to be connected.
Within reason yes. If the monitor has the right connectors that fit the Mac then it's basically a Plug-n-Play. You can't really expect to use a 50 inch monitor on a bottom of the line Mac Mini and expect to use it at the fullest resolution.
No, sorry. Apple computer does not support mini disc. There is no drivers that will support mac.
All connections are on the rear of the Mac Mini. There is an HDMI port we you can plug in your monitor. There's also a thunderbolt port or you can plug-in any monitor equipped with a thunderbolt output. There's also 4 USB ports and one ethernet port
i figured it out and it's VGA
Most desktops come with a built in screen (all in one piece) but if you get a Mac Mini, which doesn't have a built in screen, you can use any monitor, it doesn't have to be Apple.
The Mac Mini is a compact computer, minus any optical drives or monitor. i.e. It cannot read discs, but does have USB and other standard inputs. If you have a monitor and want a simple core system, it will work for you. (It has a processor, RAM, internal storage, etc).
No, all you need is a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. The Mac Mini is a full fledged computer.
In a 2011 Mac Mini, there is just one hard drive. However, there are instructions availble online which suggest that the 2011 Mac Mini can also support a second hard drive.
Spore needs a pretty strong system to support it. Newer Mac mini's can do it. Elsewhere a user reported "The only way it will run on my Mac mini (it is stock, NO hacks) is if my display is set to 800 x 600 and 75mhz, given that, I've logged hours of entertainment with my son on Spore."The Mac mini is not a laptop. No laptop, regardless of design, can support this game unless it is fairly new.