Does it work wit a MAC Mini
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It works with my Macbook (white) and my Mackbook Air Does not need a mouspad. It works on any surface and is ergonomic. The fob for the flash drive hole (the piece that interfaces it with the computer) Anyway that small piece has a spot under the mouse to store it so it won't get lost when not in the port. That is one thing I really like since I use it on more than one computer
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It works on my Mac mini from around 2006 (Snow Leopard). The track pad doesn't work anymore. But the keypad part works fine.
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It works with my iPad, which is the newest one. If your mini receives Bluetooth, it should work.
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It is compatible. My mac mini is USB 2.0 and it works fine right out of the box.
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To check for compatibility go to Apple > About this Mac > More info... I have the 2010 mini and it uses DD3 1067MHz, as long as those numbers match it should work. Remember to disconnect the AC power cord when updating memory or the new one will not register.
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No reason it shouldn't. Works on my Mac Pro (2008) 10.8 and Mac Mini (2012), and MacBook Pro (2011).
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I am using it right now on the new mac mini. Came back here to write a review stating that it does work with the new mac mini but confirming that here seems appropriate.Had to install kext driver from: plugable dot comListed here in my system: /dev/tty.usbserialAnd I'm using it with a cisco switch now: screen /dev/tty.usbserial 9600
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Not sure, I'd imagine as long as the Mac mini has Bluetooth capability it should. I use it on an iPad 3
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Dear Valued Customer, Yes the memory will work on a Mac Mini 2012. Regards, Patriot Memory Support
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Nope, this will work with any Mac Computer that has a Thunderbolt/Mini Display Port.
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Yes, you can use this with a Mac Mini. It has HDMI, DVI, and 15 Pin VGA. So, it will work without any issues with just about any computer. The Mac Mini will have one of the three connectors above.
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I am not sure about the Mac mini, but I have a newer Mac air and it works with an adapter you can buy at any apple store
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If the software you listed is compatible with MAC OS X, then you should be able to use this. However, you should keep in mind that a MAC Mini is very much like a laptop when it comes to hardware. So if you are looking for hardware horsepower, you should likely look elsewhere. That being said, for the size, there is likely no better choice.
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Hi, I have a mac mini 2011 and I bought one of this because it is more cheaper that other model and it works well. If your mac has infrared sensor, this remote control will work fine. I hope this is useful for you.
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More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less worries. -Just a thought. More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less... » Read More More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less worries. -Just a thought. « Show Less
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yes, this works very well in my mac mini 2011. I haven't had any problem with this.
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I have mac mini Late 2012 and it is working fine with me, I suggest you go with the 16GB Kit (8+8) 1600Mhz DDR3