is this keyboard compatible with ox x yosemite10.10.1 ?
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As a USB keyboard, it should be able to work well with all newer versions of the apple computer OS X:10 operating system. What you have to watch out for is using a newer keyboard on an older operating system or if Apple elects to change from USB to say Thunderbolt for their future keyboard connections.
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If you are running XP on a Mac and using this keyboard, then it should work.
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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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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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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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I just purchased this keyboard for a Mac Mini. Upon attempting to use it, no keys are mapped properly. Eg. Type the "x" key, displays a "z" key on the screen. This keyboard is *NOT* compatible with Macs.
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For all you mac people here, i suggest downloading ControllerMate, which i was able to configure to support most of the special keys (sometimes with my own scripts rather than the intended purpose). Its not free, but its worth it to have this sexy keyboard work properly with my mac
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Yes, the keyboard is compatible with an OSX Mac Book Pro. I just tested it out right now. the volume buttons work, the mute button works, the lights work, everything works except the windows keys, as to be expected with keyboards intended for pc use. I was running it through an early 2011 model mac book pro with osx snow leopard. The keys don't stick that much for me, maybe 1-3 times every month with heavy use, ime a nice little double tap on the key that stuck will fix it, and I bang on keyboard HARD, it's durable. I've used my keyboard heavily for a year now and it's still going strong. But you can't go wrong with razor, I'll probably be upgrading to that in the future. Hope this helps. Yes, the keyboard is compatible with an OSX Mac Book Pro. I just tested it out right now. the volume buttons work, the mute button works, the lights work, everything works except the windows keys, as to be expected with keyboards intended for pc use. I was running it through an early 2011 model mac book pro with osx snow leopard. The keys don't stick that much for me, maybe 1-3 times every month with heavy use, ime a nice little double tap on the key that stuck will fix it, and I bang on keyboard HARD, it's durable. I've used my keyboard heavily for a year now and it's still going strong.... » Read More Yes, the keyboard is compatible with an OSX Mac Book Pro. I just tested it out right now. the volume buttons work, the mute button works, the lights work, everything works except the windows keys, as to be expected with keyboards intended for pc use. I was running it through an early 2011 model mac book pro with osx snow leopard. The keys don't stick that much for me, maybe 1-3 times every month with heavy use, ime a nice little double tap on the key that stuck will fix it, and I bang on keyboard HARD, it's durable. I've used my keyboard heavily for a year now and it's still going strong. But you can't go wrong with razor, I'll probably be upgrading to that in the future. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, this keypad works with Mac OS X. Press the Num Lock key to turn the LED on if the Num Lock status LED on your numeric keypad isn't on. You may ignore the system message for the type of the keypad (or just enter ISO).
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Yes, this keyboard is compatible with most bluetooth devices. I have used it to connect to Windows, Mac OS, and Android devices. That being said, it does have a slight delay while connecting, this is a delay not found on the Apple equivalent. I hope this helps!
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It works fine with OS X Mavericks. Have not tried it with Yosemite Developer Preview.
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yes however the software to do so doesn't with it. Depending on you OS and version you will have a 50/50 shot in finding something that works with your setup. While this keyboard is a cool idea, the execution software-wise is not worth the trouble IMO.
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no. I don't think they make it mac compatiable. Especially Logitech Dinovo...I use Mac mini computer with Logitech Dinovo. But you cannot use any functions of Dinovo without type the letters.
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You should check on geekhack. There are some people on there have created different converts for old different keyboards.
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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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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.
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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]