can i use this to play xbox or playstation on the macbook
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I'm sorry, I don't have the answer for that question, I only use it to connect my laptop to the smarttv.
217704
I haven't tried it, but I don't think so. PlayStations have built-in drivers, I believe. It works with Macs and PCs, though.
1429994
i have an earlier macbook pro and play X-plane 10 on it. I don't see any reason why not.
684979
Yes you can. When you go to format it make sure you set it to be used on both macs and pcs.
337015
If the Mac has a ( USB port ) it should work as far as quality it's very poor the motor that run the play run fast and too slow I would not recommend you buy this one Fodor something of better quality
1873012
Yes you can, just make sure to install drivers if your Mac don't have them installed.
81972
Probably not, Mac is a kinda odd is for pc games, and this says pc on the case, not Mac
1179300
You can also format it as exFat. It will support Windows and Mac that way. Ironically, it will not support Xbox 360.
668911
It only works on Apple TV, besides you can probably find a more cost effective price on the actual HDMI adapter for the MacBook.
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There is a stereo headset adapter you can order from sennheiser that allows the headphone and microphone cables to enter 1 port (essentially a -Y- connector) and it then allows the headset to be used in a Macbook Pro's singular headphone port. It's meant for Xbox and PS4 adaptation but will work just the same in the Macbook Pro ports, I have verified it because I use it myself. :)
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Specs say it's only supported for Windows so I'm guessing no. But I have never tried to use it on my Mac.
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It does. It works better on a Mac, actually. If you have any trouble with it, you can download a driver for it from the Xbox site. Shouldn't be a problem loading it though. Once you plug the controller into the USB port, let it load. All of the drivers should automatically download for you.
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I do not know enough about Macs to say for sure but it would depend on the graphics card. It would probably be okay.
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When models indicate PC input, what they are general talking about is VGA input (RGB). I don't work too much with macs either, but if your mac is able to have a VGA output (or similar video output where you can use a cable that will do X to VGA) then it should work fine. The OS shouldn't matter, it just needs to output a video signal.My personal thoughts on this is I would mainly use a PC input to watch download videos and such. Well if you have a PS3, Xbox 360, or dvd player with a USB connector you can just put the video on a USB drive from your computer and throw it on one of these systems and watch it on your TV. Plus there is always HDMI to DVI cables. When models indicate PC input, what they are general talking about is VGA input (RGB). I don't work too much with macs either, but if your mac is able to have a VGA output (or similar video output where you can use a cable that will do X to VGA) then it should work fine. The OS shouldn't matter, it just needs to output a video signal.My personal thoughts on this is I would mainly use a PC input to watch download videos and such. Well if you have a PS3, Xbox 360, or dvd player with a USB connector you can just put the video on a USB drive from your computer and throw it on one of... » Read More When models indicate PC input, what they are general talking about is VGA input (RGB). I don't work too much with macs either, but if your mac is able to have a VGA output (or similar video output where you can use a cable that will do X to VGA) then it should work fine. The OS shouldn't matter, it just needs to output a video signal.My personal thoughts on this is I would mainly use a PC input to watch download videos and such. Well if you have a PS3, Xbox 360, or dvd player with a USB connector you can just put the video on a USB drive from your computer and throw it on one of these systems and watch it on your TV. Plus there is always HDMI to DVI cables. « Show Less
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Yes, I used to to replace a hard drive on a Macbook Pro, and to fix a PS3 controller. Only thing you might want to get is a torx head set and a soldering set.
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Sorry, no drivers and no support for Mac from logitech across most if not all of their line. I'm afraid you will have a hard time finding an affordable stick that will support Mac, I'd suggest using Bootcamp and running Windows for gaming.
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no reason it shouldn't, just have to format it for MAC OSX when you plug it in.