Is Rikomagic MK802IIIS compatible with Apple Trackpad and Apple wireless keyboard?
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I am using a wired apple keyboard and trackball....I have a feeling the wireless might not work
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Yes it does. I was able to do this with my setup (two thunderbolt displays and a MBP). This keyboard is designed with Apple in mind, it's very compatible and a simple set up out of the box as well.
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I have not had any issues with the software since upgrading to OS X Yosimite. Otherworld Computing sells a hardware BT Numerical Keypad that is not software dependent and matches the Apple Wireless Keyboard as well. I like the Mobee solution as it is more compact.
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Not sure as I have still been leaving this trackpad tied to the USB port on my Mac. Sorry.
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We use it with other IMacs, but checked online, found this:As long as you pair with Blootooth. Yes. But in order for all keys to function you'll need >= 10.5.8 and the keyboard update (search apple for kb/HT3932), or >=10.6 (e.g; fn arrows for page up/down, home, end, delete, media transport) [MBP 4,1]
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We use ours with the Mac mini. One of the keys sticks so it's kind of cheap but it does the job.
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Are you asking about the Kensington TrackBall? The new one works fine on my OS 10.8. Don't know about 10.6.
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You can connect the Apple Wireless keyboard to a WIndows 7 PC and get all the functionality. Refer to http://www.iphso.com/wp/fun-tech/solved-using-the-bluetooth-apple-wireless-keyboard-on-windows-7-64-bit/ and http://uxsoft.cz/projects/applewirelesskeyboard/. Either one of those will help.
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And why do you want to connect a Bluetooth keyboard to your MacBook? Doesn't that have a key pad?
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My Apple wireless keyboard and Logitech keyboard both work well with this compute.
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Based on my limited testing, OSX support appears to be solid, with one caveat: the system wants to treat the input device as a keyboard, so it throws up a dialog box complaining about how it doesn't recognize the key layout. Once you close that box, it works fine (the device just sends the "Prior" and "Next" keycodes, which appear to work fine with Keynote and Preview.
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I connected this Logitech and it worked instantly: Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 with Built-In Multi-Touch Touchpad, Black
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MarissaIt works great with my IPad and Logitech keyboard. They are not mini's.
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This device works with any device that can accept a mouse input and has Bluetooth compatibility. I do not believe the original macbook had that technology.
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Sorry, don't know. Website only says: Satechi Bluetooth Wireless Smart Keypad for iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, MacBook, and Mac Mini
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I do not know specifically if it will. Most USB keyboards will work with Apple products, but some functionality may be missing (special keys). Here is a page from the Max keyboard website that talks around the issue:http://blog.maxkeyboard.com/faqs/does-max-keyboard-nighthawk-x7-x8-x9-compatible-with-mac-os-and-linux-operating-system/. Amazon does have a search feature for "mac compatible" keyboards you might want to check out. Good luck.
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I use an Apple wireless keyboard, which I love. I see no way a mouse can be used with it. I also like the Orgami Workstation.