will this work with a new IMac?
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The short answer is yes. The new IMac draws between 80-101 Watts (according to apple lit). The apple power cord smooths the power so the modified sine wave power isn't an issue either. At max computer cpu usage with no other equipment on the APC during a power service outage you should have enough APC power for about 35 minutes.Hope this helps...
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I am an electrical engineer and this uninterruptible power source (UPS) will definitely work on any electrical device that plugs into an electrical wall outlet in the United States. All experts recommend using one forexpensive and critical electrical devices. It basically prevents the deterioration of critical electrical component such as integrated circuits (I.C.s), etc. from premature failure due to daily electrical spikes not easily seen on the electrical power grid system.
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I purchased this model for protection of the electronic components to my pellet stove because it was one if two tested and recommended by the manufacturer. I would think it would easily handle the computer, just be sure to plug the electronics into the side labeled as battery backup. If there is a power failure, the unit emits a beep, allowing ample time to shut down the electronics while maintaining back up power until you do so.
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Guess you have already purchased your back-up UPS, but this is the model you can purchase at the Apple store for about $10 more. This is the only brand they sell on their website.
577098
That's what I use it for. I bought a new iMac just over a year ago and it is on the APC. I've had no problems.
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I am an electrical engineer and this uninterruptible power source (UPS) will definitely work on any electrical device that plugs into an electrical wall outlet in the United States. All experts recommend using one for expensive and critical electrical devices. It basically prevents the deterioration of critical electrical component such as integrated circuits (I.C.s), etc. from premature failure due to daily electrical spikes not easily seen on the electrical power grid system.
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There is no Mac version of the software. + There is no switch on the device to turn off the extremely loud alarm which goes off at the slightest brownout. Control of the beeping is only found in the software. = If you like being woken up by loud and scary alarms, this is the unit for you. Otherwise, probably not.
2236325
Seeing as how the iMac has a USB port(technically a USB 3 port, but it is backwards-compatible with USB 2, which is what this cam has), this cam will work with it.
2048541
I am not sure because I don't have a IMAC. I use a Thinkcentre Desktop I was able to just plug it into the back of the CPU in the area for the Keyboard
2147083
Most likely, mine is plug into a 2012 IMac and it works great. I moved a 23 mb file upload and download and It was instant.
775327
Yes it works with my newer iMac and a previous model. I did however have to plug it into the USB port in back of the computer. It did not work when I plugged it into a USB dock/hub
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Please do what Omwave & NeilMike suggested and connect the two iMacs with an ethernet cable. Ignore my advice from yesterday about using a TB cable. There is a good step-by-step guide on the apple website on using Migration Assistant to transfer data between two macs - http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT5872
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I Don't know - It worked with my iMac 5,1. I assume if the pins etc are the same it should, but best to check with the manufacturer
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Yes, it should work with it if it has bluetooth. I use mine with an imac and it works fine
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Yes, it should work with no problems. The USB port on the cable is standard size, and it's backward-compatible for previous USB versions. You won't see the speed advantage because your older iMac probably won't support the newer USB transfer speeds, but it should still work with it.
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No it will not work. As the iMacs use SO-DIMMS which is laptop memory and this is desktop memory which doesn't fit
856252
As long as your iMac will support being a host monitor yes it will work just fine.
893107
if you have a Thunderbol Port Compatible on your iMac it will work...the small end is what plugs into the computer. it works really well...we have used it several times....
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The drive has a specific cable connection to the MacBook. It will not fit a PATA/IDE connector. I don't know the connections on the iMac, but I doubt it would connect.
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Don't know about that. You will have to check their website. I used mine on an iMac.
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No, it doesn't. It won't work with any iMac that was originally built with an internal CD/DVD drive. Per Apple. Amazon should change their description so that potential customers don't fall into the same trap that we did. By the time we realized that for our 2010 iMacs, the drive was an anchor, it was too late to return it.
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U need to make sure that your imac has an atapi interface or that it can be converted to one.
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It connects to my MacBook Pro so it should as long as your iMac has Bluetooth