Can I connect my MacBook Pro (13-inch 2011) with my Samsung TV with just a crush for a HDMI cable?

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  But it seems that he would eliminate the flicker of the update of 30 Hz.

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  If you can't use the HDMI, I expect you can get 30 Hz with reliability. If play you with him at length and seriously, maybe 50 Hz. If you also get extremely lucky, maybe 60 Hz.

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  Please visit Apple support communities.

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  michellew_ wrote:

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