Would this be the type of cable I need to connect two Apple computers?
1681953
No. You need a FireWire 800 cable. Check the on-line manuals for your computers at apple.com. Newer models use a more compact receptacle. USB 2 cables won't work but USB 3 cables on 2013 models might. Best to stay with FireWire. Some cables come with adapters.
1681954
No. Echoing what the previous reviewer stated, this was something I used to connect my printer to a computer. My guess is that you are looking for an Ethernet cable to connect the computers, especially if you had just purchased a new Apple and were transferring your old data to the new computer, but I would verify this information with Apple first.
1681955
No. I assume you are trying to use Target Disk Mode to transfer files from one machine to another. A FireWire cable is your best bet. Apple provides this help... To use FireWire target disk mode Make sure that the target computer is turned off. If you are using an Apple portable computer such as a PowerBook or MacBook as the target computer, plug in its AC power adapter. Use a FireWire cable to connect the target computer to a host computer. The host computer can be powered on. Start up the target computer and immediately press and hold down the T key until the FireWire icon appears. The hard disk of the target computer should become available to the host computer and will likely appear on desktop. (If the target computer is running Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger, you can also open System Preferences, choose Startup Disk, and click Target Disk Mode. Restart the computer and it will start up in Target Disk Mode.) When you are finished copying files, locate the target computer's hard disk icon on the desktop of the host computer and drag it to the Trash or choose Eject (or Put Away) from the File menu. Press the target computer's power button to turn it off. Unplug the FireWire cable.
1681956
No. This is used to connect a computer to a peripheral device (like a printer). Perform a google search to determine the cable you need. For instance search "USB cable for connecting Apple computers". I'm not sure a USB cable would work for you anyway. The computers would need to network in some fashion to communicate. This is usually accomplished via a network cable (like ethernet). I would need to do some research to see how to accomplish this. The answer to your original question is still no.
870117
It depends on your Mac Book. If it has Hdmi out than yes. All HDMI cables are the same plugs.
466029
I don't believe so. As far as I know, the DVI side of the cable is proprietary to Apple computers.
228014
Am using w a new Mac Pro, but requires an ACTIVE connector ($100). Assuming similar set up would work for laptop.
85204
No. For my new Mac, I had to buy a 3.0 to thunderbolt cable. You'll have to do the same, 3.0 to 2.0, to accommodate your system.
2116891
This cable can be used as a charging cable to charge any of your Apple devices. So the answer is yes.
1212031
because the 2nd connector is for "POWER ONLY" this cable is meant for devices that need extra power like portable DVD burners, so by not doing your research like you should have in the 1st place, you just wasted your money on the WRONG CABLE!! Appletards make me want to vomit.
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I have a mid-2012 11" MacBook Air (Thunderbolt port) connected to a mid-2010 27" iMac (mini Display port). The is the only cable that does that. Having said this, I have found that the cable does not take much flexing, wear & tear before the tolerances of the connections start to get a little jumpy (sometimes connecting on plug in, sometimes not)/ This may be an issue of the computer too, hard to say.
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I don't own a Mac but from what i have seen Mac has a mini display port, so this cable will not work with it.
1939772
Hello, yes youll need a USB to 30 Pin Apple cable. For example your original Apple cable. The Micro USB cable will not fit.
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Sorry, that is an AV setup question that is dependent on your computer and TV capability. Last I checked, USB is not the best AV connection choice when it works. Resolution and bus limitations alone are inferior to pure video output. The cable is excellent for computer to computer data transfer for migration from older Mac to newer Mac.
775367
If you're Mac Pro has a thunderbolt port it will work. That is what this cable was made to do
178273
I have never used either an Apple or Canon, however if your connection on the Apples looks like the flatter (USB) end and your Canon looks like the squarer end, you should be ok, for this is a fairly common cable from a few years ago
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yes. you just plug into an available USB port and now you have an ethernet port ! my ethernet ports were damaged by lightening so I use this adapter now and it works fine on both iMac and MacBook Pro.
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I don't know I ordered the wrong one to run my Mac computer. The old cable was lost in a move. Apple does not make the cable and I was lead astray to this one
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Yes, but you would need to use the USB connector. It only has the Apple 30pin built in.
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i tried with that cable and it didn't work. i bit the bullet and bought the genuine apple cable to do that. i think it cost $39+