Unfortunately, all the Cinema Displays are DVI-D (i.e. digital) only, so there's no way to connect them directly to an analogue output like VGA or the older Mac DA-15 connector. There are adapters available to make the connection, but they don't come cheap! For example:
http://www.cableuniverse.co.uk/catalog/cables/vga-to-dvi-d-converter.html
http://www.nti1.co.uk/vga-dvi.html
There are a lot of cheap converters available, but these won't work because they're designed to go the other way -- from a DVI computer to a VGA monitor. They take advantage of the fact that the outputs on pretty much all computers are DVI-I which means they have both analogue and digital signals on the one connector.
To be honest, you'd probably just be better buying a cheap flat panel that has a VGA input for your older Macs [
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http://www.cableuniverse.co.uk/catalog/cables/vga-to-dvi-d-converter.html
http://www.nti1.co.uk/vga-dvi.html
There are a lot of cheap converters available, but these won't work because they're designed to go the other way -- from a DVI computer to a VGA monitor. They take advantage of the fact that the outputs on pretty much all computers are DVI-I which means they have both analogue and digital signals on the one connector.
To be honest, you'd probably just be better buying a cheap flat panel that has a VGA input for your older Macs [
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