is imac wire-fi ready in other words do i have to connect wires to have enter net connection
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yes, it is wi-fi ready, you don't have to hard wired it to connect to your home router.
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The iMac comes equipped with Apple's app, Airport, which is turned on in the System Preferences, under the Apple logo on the menu bar. It is normally turned on when the iMac comes out of the box. You may want to go to System preferences anyway, to turn on the checkbox for "Display In Menubar," so you can hook up to WiFi stations available n your area, if unlocked, or to your own WiFi station. Airport can receive any WiFi connection up to and including the "N" band.It also has an ethernet connector on the back, so you can use a wired connection if you prefer.
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Yes, it is wifi ready. (Its got Bluetooth, too. The Bluetooth is what it uses to talk to the keyboard & mouse.)
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Hi, thanks for your email, yes if your Mac has Firewire port. Take care, Norman.
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I'm thinking hook up a c drive to your pc or try ask Netgear for instructions for your Macbook.
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No wires. It does have the correct terminals, and it does work with the FIOS unit.
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Not enough info from you. What kind of cord is needed, firewire, usb or thunderbolt. I bought the thunderbolt for my new iMac which no longer has firewire.
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Alright, thank you. The reason I was wondering is because on Apple's Mac video, it said "to connect to a wireless network, you will need the Apple Airport router." Anyways, Thanks for clearing that up.
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You can use firewire or USB. In reality, I no longer use the FW connection with my MacBook Pro. I use one of it's USB ports.
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I don't know. But I have an iMac and it does somehow connect wirelessly. For a cheap printer it is fine, though the original toner cartridge didn't last very long at all
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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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Should be but check with Airlink to see if the drivers on the CD will load or if they are required for your iMAC. Airlink Wireless N 150 Ultra is compatible with MAC OS 10.4 through 10.8. If not, you may be stuck as in many cases with Apple hardware only at $$$$ the price. Here is the link: http://airlink101.com/products/awll5099.php
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Hi there Wirtz, I bought the TRENDnet here at Amazon and I am really satisfied. I got it connected to a D-Link router, a Cisco switch and TP-Link. I think that you will be fine using this. I use on a MacBook Air, 13", Mavericks.
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No , you need to run a sepret Ethernet cord . One of the best cords is a cat 6
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It works perfectly well connected via USB cable. I've connected it to both my IMac and my Windows laptop.
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Installation via USB on my iMac was not difficult & works fine, but I have not been able to get wireless to work, even though it is supposed to have this capability. There are posts at various forums from others with this problem. But some report no difficulty with wireless. If you definitely want a wireless connection, I would wait until someone posts definitive instructions somewhere.
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Yes, I have used it exclusively through a wireless connection to my IMac for 6 months and had no problems.
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No. This a thunderbolt connection which is used on new macs. You should probably look for a lightning connector.
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Yes it needs to be wired, I put it next to my router and can access it from anywhere. I use computers, my iPhone, and my iPad. Works great!!!!