Would like to connect to my iMac. Any problems with that?
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You will need an amplifier to properly power the speakers. If you have an amplifier of maybe 35 watts you should be fine, but might want more power if they are used outside. Using an IMAC as a source is fine, but it doesn't have an amplifier that can power speakers.
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I don't think 2010 iMac has Bluetooth built in. You will probably need a USB bluetooth adapter.
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Sorry Barbara. I can only tell you that it works great with my laptop & Windows operating system. Perhaps someone else can help with iMac information.
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U need to make sure that your imac has an atapi interface or that it can be converted to one.
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Yes, I occasionally connect mine to my Macbook and it works fine. Speeds with 3.0 are great.
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From the reviews I've read - yes. However I've had no experience in that arena since I am iMac based. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I have an iMac and it works well with "Dragon". I did have to go through the set-up procedures; that was easy.
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Thanks for the question. It is my understanding that so long as your iMac has Bluetooth or a headphone jack you can connect to the speaker. I use PC/Android so I don't know for sure but everything I read about the speaker said that is the case. I have had no issues with connectivity with my devices. It is a great speaker. Hope this helps.
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It does work well with iMacs! You just plug it in to a USB and it works like a charm.
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I have been able to do this in my testing previously, as long as you have an iMac that supports this.
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I got my iMac in December 2011, so I'm fairly sure it's also only running USB2, and I've had no problems running this drive. I can't imagine you should have any difficulty. Especially since it's such an easy drive to set up.
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I use it with Mavericks with no problems and Mountain Lion prior. Plug and play.
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John, it works for me and I see no reason it shouldn't work for you. What I like about it is that there are two USB portals in addition to the connection to your USB on your Mac.
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I don't have personal experience with that. I never connected mine to a Mac, only a Windows 7 PC.
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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.
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Yes, you can connect the Macally IKEY5 USB Slim Keyboard to the iMac, or any current Mac, via USB (I am not sure about pre-Intel macs). The Macally IKEY5 has two available USB connection ports available like the original Apple keyboard has, although, the only difference is that they are both located on the back left side of the keyboard, at least on the version that I received. It works perfectly on my Mac Pro, it should work perfectly on your iMac as well.
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I have a MacBook. There is no port for it. I was able to connect using an AppleBox.