can it be used with a macbook aluminum late 2008?
644944
Take a peek at the ports on your macbook. As long as it has a DisplayPort or Thunderbolt (look up the hardware specs on the MacBook), it will work just fine!
1903240
Probably too late to help, but yes, it will. I use it with my plain Macbook and it works fine. However, the function keys are different.
908610
Don't know why it wouldn't as long as the MacBook has a USB port. The hub is externally powered.
1148334
This will work in the Macbook Pro 2008 system as well as later models. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
1574925
I can't answer that question. I tried to use it for an old macbook. Which it didn't work for.
1410146
Hello i'd be more than glad to help you I have the same computer but mine was not aluminum it was a regular MacBook from 2008 and the product fits very well so I don't think you will have a problem I hope this helps
1529945
According to the manual. It only supports imacs upto 2009. If your mac is new it wont work
1244072
Yes it will work with a Macbook pro 2008. However this cable did not last me very long, after about a month of regular use the cable shorted out and no longer works on my MacBook Pro 2013. I ended up paying for the Apple brand cable and it has lasted me for over a year now with regular use (unplugging and re-plugging almost daily).
933393
As long as you can find drivers for it and the Macbook has SATA connectors then it will work.
2022231
I used this for a mid 2008 macbook pro. So I don't know exactly about your model but Apple tends to be pretty consistent with the RAM they like to use. Hope that helps.
384088
I use it with a MacBook Air, but I don't see why it wouldn't be compatible.
2081072
No reason that it shouldn't work. Any Mac that has a USB port and is running a vaguely recent OS X (at least 10.5, not tested on older) is compatible.
2268115
You could but it would be an extremely tight fit and may not work. Try the Grit-It website they have ones for the MacBook Air.
1650610
No. This a thunderbolt connection which is used on new macs. You should probably look for a lightning connector.
941054
Don't know about your MacBook but if it has either USB 2.0 or FireWire 400, it'll work.
1090338
Absolutely do not know. I put mine in a MiniMac. That said: I rely totally on what crucial says regarding compatibility and they have never been wrong in my experience. If Crucial says it is good - I would go with it. I believe the Early 2008 iMac you have only supports up to 6 GB. You are well under that.
1485573
According to the model number compatibility, this should be compatible with your Macbook