will this projector work with Mac?
147482
I was not able to make it work on my MAC. Also, I was very disappointed with the product.
147483
Yes, I hooked it up to my MacBook Pro with no problems. Right before I put it back in the box and sent it back
147484
Yes.. it does.. But. My intent was to use this for a Halloween Effects projector, and I used a USB SD card, WORKED GREAT!!!, I will also use it for Vacations, Watch concerts / movies in my room, etc. Not the Best Picture, BUT. works good enough , for the price verses Functions, and features.
1480541
I would assume yes. If you can feed an Hdmi signal from the iMac, it should work. As a side note -I would look at competitor's versions of this projector because the signal goes out for 6 seconds frequently.
367333
I don't have a mac, so can't say. But if you have the HDMI cable for the mac it should be fine.
132603
If your Mac has those resolutions, it will output them. Whether or not the projector or monitor you are outputting to can handle those resolutions is the real question.
190598
I think so. The device is looking for VGA/resolution signals only, nothing about OS as long as you can convert Mac's signal to VGA output.
96431
Of course most projector are compatible with all PC and Mac computers / laptops, you just need the right cable to connect these with.
356235
It will not work with the Mac. You would have to buy one that is Apple certified. The only option is to buy any 5770, including this one, and flash it, but it's not a guaranteed it'll be fully functional with the correct specs.
281662
Yes. It has HDMI input. You will need an adapter for the mac to convert from their thunderbolt or display port to HDMI. That should cost less than 10. Good luck
444902
As long as your Mac has a standard VGA or DVI connector, I don't see why it wouldn't be. If you only have HDMI or Display Port output on your Mac, you may need an adapter (HDMI to DVI or Display Port to DVI).
801670
If your mac has minidisplay port yes! This can be used, I'm pretty sure that mac computer has it
195418
What projector do you have? Does your Imac have a place for the SVGA Cable to hook up? I don't think the Imac has a place open for the SVGA cable to hook up..? Dan
1105955
This item gets connected to a PC... I suggest you go to Ceton.com or google infinitTV and read about this product....The picture quality is dependant on your computer video card and processor. I don't know that this works for Mac, but do the research before you buy.
73955
Yes this monitor is compatible with most MACs. For example, the Macbook Air uses a Mini DisplyaPort(Thunderbolt) and the Ultrasharp supports DisplayPort, VGA and DVI-D, so any Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort, VGA, or DVI-D adapter will work. You will just need to buy the appropriate conversion adapter, which depends on your MAC video DVI input for example, to plug into either the DisplayPort (best), DVI-D (good) or the VGA port (worst) of the monitor.
1480540
You should be able to connect it to a HDMI port or adapter to your iMac. I had this projector and it would cut off the signal for a few seconds and turn back on. It had some kind of HDMI problem, I ended up returning it. Overall it was a decent projector with ok picture quality in a dark room, but the signal would cut off at random intervals.
1671537
I suppose so. Apple TV has got HDMI output, correct? Well, if not, whatever other video output would work with this projector.
1203648
I don't see why not. If you can hook-up a projector of any kind it should be able to work with your equipment, as long as you have an available USB and VGA port available to coonect to, almost all machines do.
1680052
There is a 14 pin cable that came with the projector. There should be a 14 pin plug on your computer like the one on the back of the projector. The hand held controller for the projector has a button on the left front that says "computer". Press that. On your computer there should an option for the display image to go to an optional display. On a Dell computer it is a function key 8. You might have to experiment a little. Unfortunately I do not have a mac to confirm my directions so I can only hope this works for you. For me it works great through many presentations. john.day@verizon.net