Thunderbolt monitor support varies from computer to computer. PCs equipped with Thunderbolts on their motherboards can use Apple's Thunderbolt-sporting monitors.

For example, you'd have a laptop with a Thunderbolt 4 or 5 cable going from the laptop to a desktop PC, and then the PC connected to a monitor.

There's a lot to like about Apple's Studio Display, but it may not be the best choice for PC users. Case in point? One coder's struggles to use the monitor.

How to Use an Apple Monitor With a PC. While not commonly practiced due to Apple's proprietary monitor input design, an Apple monitor can be connected to a PC. Connecting an Apple monitor to one ...

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Thunderbolt Share simplifies dual-PC workloads—but requires new hardware App comes out in June, but you'll need a PC or dock licensed to use it.

Apple recently discontinued its standalone Thunderbolt display, which sucks because it was one of our favorites. To soothe the wound, here are some of the best monitors we’ve found to replace ...

Apple has unveiled what it calls the "world's first Thunderbolt display." As one might expect, the 27-inch display allows users to connect their Macs via Thunderbolt. According to Apple, the ...

While Apple's adoption of the Thunderbolt high-speed port makes sense given the Mac's appeal to media professionals, it makes no sense for PC OEMs to bother adopting it in the face of USB 3.0.