Where is the MAC Home and Business version? Why has TC not produced a Home and Business version for MAC users?
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since Mac OS computers only make up 4% of computers, its not really economically sound for them to invest money to do that. your learning the lesson of owning a mac, there is not alot out there for you.
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I sent mine back - upon consultation with the Iris people they seem to have no intention of making a Mac version. Their marketing needs to make it more clear that this mouse is not usable with Macs.
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It is my understand you can install this version on a mac with an intel chipset however, from what I understand you need to get an extra program to help with the install. Dont recall the name off hand
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Home premium - no disc come w this & I wish I would have waited to get a Mac. It's ok but I'm not thrilled with it. I really wish the keyboard lit up under it on the letters & numbers. That would have been a great added feature.
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Yes - select the "Mac" version when ordering. I bought mine as a download from Amazon - selected the Mac version and it works perfectly
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It appears as though they may have pushed out this date. The download website currently reads "Fall, 2008" for a Mac Friendly version... Anyone have any input?
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The company said they planned to release a Mac version, but I do not know how far along they have gotten with those plans.
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Oh, I do apologize for the wrong information. Back then it looked like they were dropping the emu line completely, and even on the official forum Creative made it clear that they would put no more effort on the development of Mac drivers. But obviously they changed their mind along the line, and had made some progress. Looks like they have a driver work for Snow Leopard and Lion. But then Mavericks is around the corner now, and Creative still doesn't have a Mountain Lion driver, so I would think hard before purchasing this product at this moment.
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Looks like same performance (speed) specs; the 'C' version claims Mac and PC compatibility; presumably the 'B' version is PC only
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To be perfectly honest, I don't think this KIRFy thing will ever play nice with OSX. After trying three or four different mapping programs to get me some TF2 on my new Mac, I ended up just throwing boot camp with windows 7 on it and playing everything from there. It's not my ideal solution, but I just didn't feel like it was worth any more of my time to try and to get it working properly with all of that Cupertino wizardry.
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Sorry Norman, I should have stated that the LATEST version of home does not play well with mac's. To TomRomMac, yes, Garmin does talk mac.
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I'm not tech savy at all. If you have used a PC I.e managed a PC cleaned it up, set it up maintained it. You will be just fine on a Mac. It's very straight forward in my opinion
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I purchased this product on June 16, 2013 betting that it would contain both the PC and the Mac versions... and it does. Hope that helps.
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I can not speak to Mac installation, as I hooked mine up to a PC. However, with my PC, there was no software installation at all. I simple connected it to the PC and I was off an running. I imagine the same would be true for your Mac.
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Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I. Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my purchase. Good luck!!!
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Not familiar with Mac availability. Only know that it's worth about $9.95 at the most.
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I am not a hard core Apple man, however I have a strong dislike for the continual renewal and updates for antivirus, spy ware, trojan horses, and the like. I have not used the mac to its full potential, home use only, I still have a PC at work :/ Apple makes a very solid product and they are proud of it with pricing. I did buy the office for Mac to be more compatible on my home laptop. I have purchased two used mac laptops to use with employee training at work, again no antivirus needed :) The used one work fine for web based training. The Apple help staff are quite helpful in answering pre purchase questions or concerns. Hope this help someone.