Will this work on an iMac G3 running on OS 9?
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Yes These are the system requirements Supported Computers: PowerMac G3, G4, early PowerMac G5, iMac, eMac, PowerBook G3 or G4, or iBook computer Amount of RAM Required: 128 megabytes (MB), although 256 MB to 512 MB is highly recommended Processor Type: PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 running at 233 MHz or higher.
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Works great with a couple of iMacs with 10.9.4 (current as of this answer).
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Manufacturer states it will work on Macs with OS X and higher. Should be in the system requirements section. If nothing else give Logitech customer service a call to verify.
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Yes it should. Look for one that's running at least Mac OSX Lion. Hope this helps.
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I'm not an Imac user, but it is a generic DVD drive with a USB interface. If that floats your boat, it should work.
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Michelle, I would assume so. They have drivers for it and it's in the quick setup documentation. But I don't have a mac.
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If it is specified to work on a iMac then I would highly recommend it. Its nice and compact so I just throw it in my backpack with my laptop..
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Absolutely !!! and it is generally a free upgrade. I am running OSX10.9.5 and my iMac is a 2009
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I can't say if it will work for Mac OS X, but I know it did not work for me out of the box for Win 7 or Win 8.
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I don't know if it will be compatible with iMac. I used it on my HP Envy 15 2nd Gen.
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Specs say it's only supported for Windows so I'm guessing no. But I have never tried to use it on my Mac.
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AFAIK, it should. I"m using it on a PPC eMac. However, generally speaking, USB devices should be interchangable. The best bet to definitively verify this would be to consult the Tech Specs sheet for your computer (goto http://support.apple.com/specs/ Once there, enter your machine's serial number into the appropriate field. You'll find the SN by clicking on the apple in the upper left corner of your screen, and going down to "About This Mac". You'll see a screen with the Mac OS X logo with the version number under that. Click on the version number twice. This should show your machine's SN. The spec sheet will definitively show your the appropriate Apple keyboard which should work. AFAIK, it should. I"m using it on a PPC eMac. However, generally speaking, USB devices should be interchangable. The best bet to definitively verify this would be to consult the Tech Specs sheet for your computer (goto http://support.apple.com/specs/ Once there, enter your machine's serial number into the appropriate field. You'll find the SN by clicking on the apple in the upper left corner of your screen, and going down to "About This Mac". You'll see a screen with the Mac OS X logo with the version number under that. Click on the version number twice. This should show your... » Read More AFAIK, it should. I"m using it on a PPC eMac. However, generally speaking, USB devices should be interchangable. The best bet to definitively verify this would be to consult the Tech Specs sheet for your computer (goto http://support.apple.com/specs/ Once there, enter your machine's serial number into the appropriate field. You'll find the SN by clicking on the apple in the upper left corner of your screen, and going down to "About This Mac". You'll see a screen with the Mac OS X logo with the version number under that. Click on the version number twice. This should show your machine's SN. The spec sheet will definitively show your the appropriate Apple keyboard which should work. « Show Less
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Yes I Think so.... I use it on a Summer 2001 Imac G3 with OSX 10.4.11. The challenge was having enough USB ports available (it needs two ... and as far as I know, there is no AC adaptor made for it)
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I would expect it to work on the Mac, because it has a USB connection, but I can't say for sure, as I don't own a Mac.
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Tom: I cannot give you a definitive answer regarding its use with the iBook G3 as I am using it with the iBook G4 (7450) and a generic VGA monitor. But, as these two iBooks are similar except for the CPU, it is my belief that it will. I suggest you check with either Other World Computing (OWC) custserv@macsales.com or MegaMacs.com http://www.megamacs.com
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I do not know. It works with OS X 10.9.4, and I'm pretty sure it worked when I had 10.8 on there, but I can't remember much before that, OS-version-wise.
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I really don't know about Mac operating systems but I would assume if your Mac is USB 2.0 and/or 3.0 compatible then I would assume it would work. You will probably have to format it to match your system's file format.