will this be powerful enough/compatable for/with my apple desktop computer?
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Check the power requirement of your computer, (How many Watts does it need?) This Surge Suppressor is rated at 1920 Watts Total. (120 Volts X 16 Amps=1920 watts) Ohm's Law: P= I X E. As long as you don't have your computer, monitor, printer all hooked into it at once, you will be fine. Hope that helps.
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I would invest in something that provides more protection than this for a computer.
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While it will work as "Deputy 53" stated I would recommend "S.Lee's" suggestion of a better device. A good quality "UPS" unit will be well worth the extra cost. You really need more surge protection as well as battery backup for those times when the electric hiccups and you lose all your work since your last "save". Some will also provide voltage regulation. You might want to look at Tripplite or APC among others for such a unit. I would consider one in the $100 range. It is good insurance and cheaper then a new PC, monitor and any other peripheral devices in use plus the potential loss of data. While it will work as "Deputy 53" stated I would recommend "S.Lee's" suggestion of a better device. A good quality "UPS" unit will be well worth the extra cost. You really need more surge protection as well as battery backup for those times when the electric hiccups and you lose all your work since your last "save". Some will also provide voltage regulation. You might want to look at Tripplite or APC among others for such a unit. I would consider one in the $100 range. It is good insurance and cheaper then a new PC, monitor and any other peripheral... » Read More While it will work as "Deputy 53" stated I would recommend "S.Lee's" suggestion of a better device. A good quality "UPS" unit will be well worth the extra cost. You really need more surge protection as well as battery backup for those times when the electric hiccups and you lose all your work since your last "save". Some will also provide voltage regulation. You might want to look at Tripplite or APC among others for such a unit. I would consider one in the $100 range. It is good insurance and cheaper then a new PC, monitor and any other peripheral devices in use plus the potential loss of data. « Show Less
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I used it for a tablet/"Surface" to tie in with my wired LAN, which my PC, etc., are on. Since most PCs already have ethernet sockets for wiring to a LAN or wide-area network, I'm guessing it should work on your non-desktop computer, even an Apple critter, though I am not really familiar with apple things.
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It's Apple more than likely not get a PC that's my advice. Apologize nothing against Apple they make great stuff but hardware compatibility has never been their strong suit!!
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probably marisol.if you have a usb port in your computer then most likely yes it should work. my mac works perfect with this i dont know if it is windows compatible though. i would look more into it if i were you.
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It worked with my MacBook. Can't see why it wouldn't work with the Mac Desktop.
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Yes, it should be. As long as the desktop computer can hold 2:5" inch HDD, it should work just fine.
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It should assuming the desktop has Bluetooth. I use mine with my iPad plus I have another I use with my desktop at work.
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It depends on how much that desktop will consume. Traditional desktop should work. But if you have pice or agp devices that need additional power
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This is as close to a desktop as you can get with a laptop(well Falcon but pricier). This should easily handle everything you listed. I would suggest a solid state drive as well if you are concerned about power and speed.
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I have a new HP desktop and the speaker set-up works fine. I would think you'd like it with your MAC. The bass is excellent and my system has the "beat" system.
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I use it as a wireless speaker for my iPhone, so it probably works for an iMac.
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I've used it with both an iPhone and an iPad Air, and it worked great, I can't imagine it won't work with a desktop mac as long as it had Bluetooth.
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it uses a dvi and vga cables, so as long as your macbook/desktop have the proper jacks, I don't see any reason as to why you couldn't.
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As long as you are using a VGA this will work fine. I currently use it at my church with a Mac as well as a standard laptops.
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What are you connected too? Desktop? Laptop? Apple? HDMI? VGA? and what kind of video card?
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If you need those specific connection, it should be no problem. it works well with my iMac
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I believe it would. I've yet to see a Mac nearby, let alone try to plug in.