PC input When the model indicates PC input, does that mean Windows only, or will they also accept Macs?
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If your Mac accepts dual monitor output, which I'm not sure of, then it should be able to. Are you planning to connect a notebook or desktop?
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When models indicate PC input, what they are general talking about is VGA input (RGB). I don't work too much with macs either, but if your mac is able to have a VGA output (or similar video output where you can use a cable that will do X to VGA) then it should work fine. The OS shouldn't matter, it just needs to output a video signal.My personal thoughts on this is I would mainly use a PC input to watch download videos and such. Well if you have a PS3, Xbox 360, or dvd player with a USB connector you can just put the video on a USB drive from your computer and throw it on one of these systems and watch it on your TV. Plus there is always HDMI to DVI cables. When models indicate PC input, what they are general talking about is VGA input (RGB). I don't work too much with macs either, but if your mac is able to have a VGA output (or similar video output where you can use a cable that will do X to VGA) then it should work fine. The OS shouldn't matter, it just needs to output a video signal.My personal thoughts on this is I would mainly use a PC input to watch download videos and such. Well if you have a PS3, Xbox 360, or dvd player with a USB connector you can just put the video on a USB drive from your computer and throw it on one of... » Read More When models indicate PC input, what they are general talking about is VGA input (RGB). I don't work too much with macs either, but if your mac is able to have a VGA output (or similar video output where you can use a cable that will do X to VGA) then it should work fine. The OS shouldn't matter, it just needs to output a video signal.My personal thoughts on this is I would mainly use a PC input to watch download videos and such. Well if you have a PS3, Xbox 360, or dvd player with a USB connector you can just put the video on a USB drive from your computer and throw it on one of these systems and watch it on your TV. Plus there is always HDMI to DVI cables. « Show Less
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Its a USB based input device. It should work but I haven't tried it. The windows button and control might be confusing rather than having the command button. Its a PC standard so things like insert, home, page up and down, and so on. Control ALt Delete which is necessary for a PC but not for a MAC.
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If you mean both Mac & Windows compatible, Yes. I use it with my iMac at home and everything works as expected.
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I have only used it on a windows machine and checked the packaging and there is no mention of being mac compatible
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The driver software supports both Mac and PC. It says it supports Mac OSX 32 and 64 bit.
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I only have Macs. So yes to macs. From my experience it's no different then hooking up a second monitor. Pc should also work fine.
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I haven't had the need to mix the two but the following may be helpful.The box the IOGEAR 4-Port USB KVM switch came in states it is compatible with MAC X v10.8.6 or later. Logically, as long as the video output on the Mac is compatible with the PC output ( similar standard) there is no reason it should not work. The mouse and keyboard are USB so I would think they are standard and should not be a problem.
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I don't know, I have a PC, but I have used a mac keyboard for a PC and it worked fine. The computer even recognized it as an apple keyboard.
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I am using this on a mac without any issues. I've never tested it on a PC so I cant say one way or the other.
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Some programs might treat it specially, but Windows handles it nicely as a pointer input device, so it should work okay with anything in Windows. Haven't tried on OSX/Linux.
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Yes. I have it working with Mac OS Leopard and Snow Leopard on MacMinis. There is a Mac version of the 810 coming soon. You can reassign the option and command keys of the PC 810 to Mac positions using keyboard system preference pane. Keyboard &gt; Keyboard &gt; Modifier Keys change option to command and command to option.
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I use the same one to switch between a Mac laptop and PC desktop. What's the question?
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No unless you're PC has a thunderbolt port. If it doesn't, it won't work. And it's highly unlikely that your PC has it. At the moment just macs have thunderbolt
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Yes. There is a right-click button and works in Windows PC. As far as Mac OS is concerned I don't know about its behavior since I haven't tried.
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I do not believe you have to specify. I don't have a mac, but on the front of the box it states "WIN & MAC compatible" so you should be fine. I am very happy with this product.
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Not really. You must use windows for set up and changes. Mac only works for reading info.
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Yes. You can mix Mac & PC. However, depending on your keyboard, because of CMD & CNTL keys, you may wish to find a shareware app for Mac that will remap the CMD and CNTL keys with each other, so a PC keyboard will work with the familiarity you have when you are on the Mac.