Will this Pioneer 6x Portable USB 3.0 burner work with the newer model MacBook Air? I
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Thank you for your interest in our products. Yes as long as you are running Mac OS X 10.6/10.7/10.8
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It is a MAC/PC/Linux compatible device using USB 3.0 for the interface.. It "SHOULD" work.. I use it on 4 different platforms, a 1 yr old 13" Macbook i5 running Mavericks, on a Dell Windows 7 Pro i7 laptop and my wife's Dell Windows 8.1 Premium Edition i7 laptop and my very old Dell e520 Pentium 4 running CentOS 7 Linux desktop. It works well on all of these platforms. It it does not work on a Mac Air then Apple has screwed something up again as usual. The drive is really fast and has never given me any issues in 6 months of use. Good luck.
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I am unsure if the device will work with macbook air. It works with every device I tried it with which is IPAD, Motorola phone and Bose music system for computer.
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I don't think so. From what I know the Macbook Air lacks a USB port. If it does have a USB port though, you should be able to hook it up. Hope that helps!
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Yes, I bought this Tripp Lite FireWire and plugged it into my SonyHandycam and it worked great. On your Macbook air, you will need to run the older version of iMovie 9.0.0 which shows up easily when you type iMovie into the search box on your Macbook. iMovie HD (the newer version) does not support this transfer process. Then use iDVD to burn the DVDs by selecting Share/iDVD from the iMovie 9.0.9 drop down menu
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According to Apple (http://www.apple.com/macbook-air/specs.html), yes, it is compatible.It's a USB-to-ethernet adapter, so you'll need a free USB port (the 11-inch model has two, just like the 13)
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Do not think it works in your MacBook Air, this connector convert Firewire 800 to 400; you need to support firewire to USB converter, visit: StarTech IEEE-1394 FireWire Adapter 4 Pin - 6 Pin M/F (FIRE46MF)
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I believe it should, but I am not sure. If Not, there is a LG multi drive sold at Target Stores Model#SP6ONB50 that I Have for my Macbook pro, that does work with macbook air. AsI am replying to your question, I am trying out the drive now and It Is working . Price around $39.00. I am not sure of amazon's price.
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If USB is still available in the Windows platform, this will work. I've used it. You may need to find a driver for it, but it absolutely worked for me on my macbook air in the windows platform.
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Yes, it works perfectly with my Mac Air, so there should be no problem for other Macs...(though I needed a port extension because the drive needs two ports)I hope I helped!
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i have a windows 7 laptop, so i really don't know! I read the system requirements for the external burner/player in the owners manual and the system requirements are as follows: 2 usb 2.0 interface ports (only 1 port required if using the ac adapter) windows 2000/xp or windows vista! I have windows 7 and it worked! my sugestion would be to call mac to see if a product like the one your looking at is compatible with Mac- or just contact the store where you bought your computer and ask for assistance from someone in computers and maybe they could also give you an answer! Good luck.
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It should. Ideally the second usb port is used, as it provides extra power, but it works with one. If your macbook air has a USB port, you are good.
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It will not work with the MacBook Air but works fine on the MacBook Pro. Apple did not put the infared on the new Airs.
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we have 10.6.8 on a mac book air and it works great! I hope this helps you!
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Yes, I have a new MacBook air and use this external USB drive and it works very well.
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Unfortunately I have no specific experience on Macbook Air models. However, strictly mathematically thinking, I would estimate that the odds are in favor of this being the right adapter. I have used the same adaptor to access many other 1.8" drives coming from laptops of that era.
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Yes I have tried it with the Mac book air so I'm sure it will work for you.
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I can't say for sure on your Macbook Air, but I use mine on my Samsung Galaxy S4. My Galaxy shows to use Bluetooth 4.0 also, so I assume it's backwards compatible.