Is this projector iMac compatible?
1480538
I have an iMac purchased circa June 2011. You can use the mini-display port to source your projector with the video signal. However, you will need a mini display to HDMI adapter separate from your iMac to convert the signal. Depending on your display settings, you may need to adjust your display resolution. Otherwise it works great. I display the image on a slanted ceiling by manually adjusting the keystone. However, on a straight wall, there should be no manual setup needed other than focusing the image. Good luck!
1480539
I am not an expert we bought this for daughter who has Macbook pro and it worked with the right wires. Not sure this can help wish I was more of a techno
1480540
You should be able to connect it to a HDMI port or adapter to your iMac. I had this projector and it would cut off the signal for a few seconds and turn back on. It had some kind of HDMI problem, I ended up returning it. Overall it was a decent projector with ok picture quality in a dark room, but the signal would cut off at random intervals.
1480541
I would assume yes. If you can feed an Hdmi signal from the iMac, it should work. As a side note -I would look at competitor's versions of this projector because the signal goes out for 6 seconds frequently.
580386
I would say yes, we use it with the same attachment to our MacBook Pro to a projector. And works great!
1205704
Yes it would be compatible with your Mac. To use it, you would need a Mini-display (Lightning port) to HDMI adapter.
1012321
Yes, it is compatible with iMac OSX V 10.47 (you should update your Mac OS - - it's free.) Please note this advisory in using HP All-in-one Printers. Only buy new and official HP ink cartridges. Change them when it indicates to do so. The cartridges are coded with an expiration date (I suspect because the ink dries out) If the printer indicates that the cartridge is past its expiration date replace it (this is expensive of course and wasteful) If you use the cartridge after this warning you will invalidate your warranty (it will advise you of that in the printer status display) AND, the printer WILL fail. Consequently, if it is your practice to buy a large supply of ink cartridges and store them until you need them, you should refrain from this practice and buy them just before you need them so that you do not run into expiration date issues. Finally, avoid buying the ink cartridges online since you may be buying ones that are already past their expiration date. Ultimately, HP sells their printers on the cheap and makes their money on their over priced ink cartridges that have a built-in limited lifespan, even if unused. I recommend Epson or Canon inkjet and All-in-one printers, we have had much better experience with them and their photo printing is just fine.
646988
I haven't actually tried it but there is a USB port on the back and the directions say " if you connect your digital camera..." so I would say yes. You can go online and read the instruction manual or call Epson and ask them to be sure. I love the projector and usually download my pictures onto my Mac and then project them.
1937892
I am still on 10.8.5 myself. Yes the Epson R2880 is compatible with your Mac. I was selected for a two man show with my photos and the artist's watercolors. It was very dramatic and well received. All of my rings were on the Epson R2880 and 4 of thelm were sold the first two hour of the show. It does a GREAT job. My prices were in the $200 range for the large prints and $167 for the 11 x 17 inch prints (framed of course). Enjoy ithe printer! Bob Deffeyes
564036
Yes, I believe so - the desktop I used mine on is an iMac 2010 model - the connection is the same as the MacBook pro of the same year. I've found some older HDMI connections need the source to be restarted to see the connection - but no problems here.
403881
That's the exact printer I bought mine for so the mini centronics connector should be right for it. The USB will work fine with your iMac, the operating system shouldn't have any trouble recognizing it.
2238050
Only if you run the Mac in windows mode. The software is on the projector and only compatible with windows 7 and 8 for me.
607941
It has a mini display port, so if you projector is compatible with that, then yes.
195416
What projector do you have? Does your Imac have a place for the SVGA Cable to hook up? I don't think the Imac has a place open for the SVGA cable to hook up..?Dan
1627819
I bought it for a PC, but I tried it on an older Imac and it worked fine. Plug and play and all features seemed to be compatable.
323086
I don't know if it will be compatible with iMac. I used it on my HP Envy 15 2nd Gen.
1164194
Well it is IF your iMac has a THUNDERBOLT port-then yes. Older Macs may not have this port as it's a newer development. I have a MacBook Pro- new. This SINGLE cable allow you to stream (audio and video) 1080p directly into your flatscreen via HDMI. Works great- if you have Thunderbolt. If not then I don't know what to tell you.
332439
Yes it is entirely compatible with Macs. I am going to assume you are thinking in the way of auto mount on boot or something like this in which case the best way to do this is to build a simple automator apple script using the ip address or the NAS and making the automator script open on boot.
1998884
If you mean both Mac & Windows compatible, Yes. I use it with my iMac at home and everything works as expected.
1194813
It should be I hooked it up to my iMac with the displayport to vga adapter. Looks great