Can you use on a Computer, not Mac?
1091854
Yes, it works with PC running Windows. It works better if you install apple trackpad driver on Windows. The driver is included in bootcamp.
1091855
To be honest with you I buy too many things from Amazon, like PCs, Macs, and every product Apple makes. I have 4 wireless keyboards, and two track pads. I never use PC products on Apple, because that's the way Mac products are built. But after reading your question I researched and found out that tack pad does work on PCs, with some limitations like no Right click, etc. I'm attaching a link to an article which probably is the best, and has link to many articles like on CNET. I was even successful in making it work (I'm a Doctor). Installing a track pad driver will even make it easier. Stick to one article, but be open to other options. It should work, it's so much fun on Macs. Good Luck!
1091856
To be honest with you I buy too many things from Amazon, like PCs, Macs, and every product Apple makes. I have 4 wireless keyboards, and two track pads. I never use PC products on Apple, because that's the way Mac products are built. But after reading your question I researched and found out that tack pad does work on PCs, with some limitations like no Right click, etc. I'm attaching a link to an article which probably is the best, and has link to many articles like on CNET. I was even successful in making it work (I'm a Doctor). Installing a track pad driver will even make it easier. Stick to one article, but be open to other options. It should work, it's so much fun on Macs. Good Luck! To be honest with you I buy too many things from Amazon, like PCs, Macs, and every product Apple makes. I have 4 wireless keyboards, and two track pads. I never use PC products on Apple, because that's the way Mac products are built. But after reading your question I researched and found out that tack pad does work on PCs, with some limitations like no Right click, etc. I'm attaching a link to an article which probably is the best, and has link to many articles like on CNET. I was even successful in making it work (I'm a Doctor). Installing a track pad driver will even make it easier. Stick... » Read More To be honest with you I buy too many things from Amazon, like PCs, Macs, and every product Apple makes. I have 4 wireless keyboards, and two track pads. I never use PC products on Apple, because that's the way Mac products are built. But after reading your question I researched and found out that tack pad does work on PCs, with some limitations like no Right click, etc. I'm attaching a link to an article which probably is the best, and has link to many articles like on CNET. I was even successful in making it work (I'm a Doctor). Installing a track pad driver will even make it easier. Stick to one article, but be open to other options. It should work, it's so much fun on Macs. Good Luck! « Show Less
1091857
I forgot to attach this link with my answer!http://www.labnol.org/software/apple-magic-trackpad-with-windows/
1091858
There is no native driver from Apple for Windows. But there are some third party driver, which may or may not work for you: http://www.trackpadmagic.com/magic-trackpad/help/driver-installation
2268190
Yo I have a bootcamped computer, when i went to use the mouse on my MAC the software is NOT compatible with MAcs. So you can use the mouse but program nothing, other than what is connected to the mouse through the mouse option in the MAc settings.
577031
Not really. You must use windows for set up and changes. Mac only works for reading info.
1203109
Sorry, I don't know about a MAC, but it works great on a PC. Assume you would have the same success with a Mac.
773989
Probably. Not really sure because I don't have a Mac of any kind. I can tell you that it barely worked for me though, on any of the laptops that I do have.
1524505
You can actually run Windows (any flavor) on the mac using VirtualBox. Once you have that in place you can run any Windows application in your mac
2248133
Yes you can use it on a Mac. But you must download software from the sandisk website first.
416511
Yes. On Mac use image capture app and use preview to convert to anything you want. On pc use included software in box.
2076187
I use it Windows XP, with an inventory/sales program and also a library cataloging program. Plugs into the USB port, and you're good to go. We do not have any Macs at work, do not know compatibility.
772228
You can. I use a mac myself. It's a bit fiddly because you have to copy the music file to a folder on your desktop and transfer those files to the diver, but it works just fine.
870762
I have not used it with my computer but I don't see why you couldn't use it with a computer.
83522
I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used--- I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
2142292
You could try but it is probably best to use it on a Macbook. That's what it was designed for because the command keys are designed for a the Macbook.
1568389
Yeah I have a mac and used it. If you want to be able to use it and switch between a mac and a pc, format it. Here's some directions. I did this because I gave this usb to someone full of music as a Christmas present. http://www.ehow.com/how_5795930_format-usb-drive-mac-pc.html
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I use a pc so I am not sure about Mac. But I do love the program. You might contact the makers of the program at http://www.lucion.com/ Good luck.
2102512
yes you can but must be through usb or HDMI cable. Then you install the program on the computer and poof there it is.
654507
As long as you have open usb ports and you are using the Windows operating system. You may be able to use it with a MAC as well but I haven't tried it yet to verify the drivers work.