Keyboard: will this keyboard work with my iMac, osx 10.7, i5?
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The keyboard is compatible with any Mac with a USB port. So yes, it will be compatible with your iMac. If your wireless mouse can connect via bluetooth, it will work with your Mac natively. If it sends its signals via a USB receiver, plug the receiver into the USB port on the Mac instead of the one on the keyboard to ensure the receiver gets the proper amount of power it needs from the USB port.
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According to the data on the box the answer is "YES", it will work on MAC OS X v10.6.8 or later (64-bit required) / MAC OS X v10.7.5 or later.
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Sorry, it only works with USB wired keyboards and it doesn't work with Macs at all.
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I own this keyboard, a PC and a Mac. It is NOT compatible with the Mac. I find it fascinating that a Mac user is looking into a hardcore gaming keyboard because it was unfathomable 10 years ago.
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Yes, this will work with a Mac. You might have to remap some keys in OSX to get the layout to match the Mac keyboard though.
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Any USB keyboard will work with any Mac; in most cases, ditto for any bluetooth keyboard as long as it conforms to the bluetooth standards. That said, modifier keys on these boards are geared towards Windows users and, as such, you'll not find the niceties that you may be used to in an Apple board (eject key, volume modifiers, etc.). And you can change basic key mapping in the Mac's "System Preferences" as found under the Apple logo in the menu bar. But rest assured that, if you plug a USB keyboard into your Mac, you can use it.
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Hello there, thanks for inquiring. Unfortunately, I'm a Windows kind of guy. Anywho, I checked microsoft's web site, & I found that they have drivers for Mac OS 10.4- 10.7 as well as an Intellitype Pro software for Mac. So I'm pretty sure they'll have an update for your Mac OS. You should check it out. FYI: if you type a great deal, it'll take a while to get used to the numerical arrangements & other keys. Remember that this keyboard was intended for gamers.
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I don't know, but ask the Seller your question and you would get your answer. The keyboard is bluetooth and if you have Bluetooth capability on your iMac system, then it should work. You can always return the keyboard if it isn't compatible.
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There is a guide to getting it to work under Mac OS X... but it's not officially supported, and doesn't have any OS X specific keys...http://5thirtyone.com/archives/751
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The instructions say it works with Mac OS X 10.5 or later. Iused Windows XP and 7. It worked fine for both.
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You should be able to use any USB Keyboard on an IMacOne other thing: For the special startup keys for OSX, you may find you have to hold down ALT or the WINDOWS key to do the same thing, since the keyboard mappings are not loaded during that time-frame. You may want to switch WINDOWS labelled key into the Apple CMD position on my keyboard (just to confuse things more, sorry), so that WINDOWS acts as Mac CMD and ALT acts as Mac OPTION.
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I'm not sure. You'll have to check the company's website for Mac driver compatibility. If they have drivers listed for it then yes but it's not a plug-and-play model like some standard keyboards. But last I checked there were no Mac drivers available.
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Yes, it works with Mac. A few of the extra keys do not work, but the standard keyboard works as any other would.
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As long as MacPro has a standard QWERTY keyboard, then you should be fine. There is no software to install, so you don't need to worry about the OS. I think the new ones are USB. I have two of these and one is pre-USB, so I have a pigtail (available at Radio Shack and ..rarely.. Best Buy) on the older one.
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Yes. This keyboard will work with any bluetooth enabled devices, especially Apple products. I'm using it right now on my Win 8.1.
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It has a USB connection. I run it on OSX 10.6. I am guessing it will work with 10.4. It's a good alternative to the Mac keyboard (a lot less money). While it doesn't have the Eject button that the Mac keyboard has, you can eject a disk by simply hitting Command E.
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The alphanumeric keys will work. However, you will not be able to perform basic Mac keyboard shortcuts. I returned this keyboard after speaking with Kensington customer service about this issue. The representative told me that Kensington does NOT claim Mac compatibility for this keyboard.