Will this work with an iMac with (2) TB/DP mini ports?
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Short answer is YES... It will work if you have a mini to mini cable to replace the full-sized DisplayPort to miniDP cable included. This unit does have the ThunderBolt/MiniDP size connector.
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It should be but you'd likely need another adapter since most macs output using mini displayport.
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I Don't know for sure, but if your imac is sata2 then any sata2 will work if it will fit in it.
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I used it for high speed transfer form my MacBook Air to my iMac so don't see why it would not work for two MacBooks as long as they have the ports and you use migration to transfer
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I have a 2011 27" iMac and it has 2 thunderbolt 10 gb connectors on the back of it. Purchase a thunderbolt cable and you will have a far better experience than using one of the usb 2 ports.
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I'm not an Imac user, but it is a generic DVD drive with a USB interface. If that floats your boat, it should work.
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Yes you absolutely can. i have 2- 4tb seagate go flex drives sitting on these and daisy chained together into a thunderbolt port on a iMac.they can also be used in the same mannor on usb 2.0/3.0they work great
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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.
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Nope. The new mac mini uses flash memory that is soldiered on to the logic board. There is no connection point for an HDD at all. What you get when you buy it from Apple what you will ever have. You can use a USB 3 enclosure to add more HDDs though. With USB 3 its about as fast as an internal drive. Same goes for the ram, soldiered on, so max it out as much as you can before purchase.
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I use mine with Mavericks and SATA III drives. The only problem I have is that USB 3.0 drives can kill your wifi on MBP
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I am not sure that I understand the question, but for me it works as plug-and-play with my iMac- no hub.
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Yes, it will work with newer iMac as well as older type with 2.0 & 3.0 however super drive from apple seem to use more power. I've used panasonic DVD RW driver similar to super drive seem to work with USB hub.
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I believe the drive that is compatible with my iMac has a 4pin connector instead of the standard 8pin on top of the sata connection.
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More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less worries. -Just a thought. More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less... » Read More More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less worries. -Just a thought. « Show Less
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The answer is yes! I bought mine to do the same thing on my Imac, worked great!
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Works great with a couple of iMacs with 10.9.4 (current as of this answer).
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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....