can i use with a mac mini?
762652
Yes, the one I bought is used with my wife's Mac Mini. OSX 10.7 Lion. Works fine.
762653
mine is hooked up to mine,as long as you hook it up correct I have no problems
657236
I use it with my Mac Mini and it works great. I have not had any bad things to report from this HD.
1627098
Yes, you can use this with a Mac Mini. It has HDMI, DVI, and 15 Pin VGA. So, it will work without any issues with just about any computer. The Mac Mini will have one of the three connectors above.
1860836
Yes, however the two we bought in January 2013 had occasional disconnection issues with a new Mac Mini. Hopefully Macally solved this by now. They worked perfectly with other Macs-eject key and all.
1373428
As long as the Mac Mini has SATA it should work. I am using mine in a similar product: Zotac Zbox.
2103375
Since the latest Mac Mini has the Intel HD 4000 it will be able to work with 4k with this adapter. But additionally you will need to use a pixel clock patch (you can find it via google) to make it work.
309871
I am not sure about the Mac mini, but I have a newer Mac air and it works with an adapter you can buy at any apple store
1873012
Yes you can, just make sure to install drivers if your Mac don't have them installed.
1745314
All that matters is how your connecting it. If I know my macs, you either have a Mini-DVI or MiniDisplay Port port. Regardless of which, you'll need an adapter to get the output to be DVI or HDMI, depending on the monitor your buying. Once you have the correct wires, it should work great. The only caveat I can think of is the graphics card inside your mini. Unless you have a really old mac, it should be able to output to the monitor's native resolution.
1012410
If your device has a Mini Display Port it will work fine. This is not just for Mac products.
1128087
The plug is for the iPad Air. If your Mac mini uses that same plug in it will attach. Work, I don't know.
414729
Don't see why not...we have an old mac mini that we use it with. We have an iogear box that we use to flip back and forth between the mini and the laptop.
1686429
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.
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To check for compatibility go to Apple > About this Mac > More info... I have the 2010 mini and it uses DD3 1067MHz, as long as those numbers match it should work. Remember to disconnect the AC power cord when updating memory or the new one will not register.
987591
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.
758550
Don't know much about Mac Mini, This device requires only a usb port to interface. So as long as your mac has a usb i believe it will work.
655740
No the mini uses laptop memory. As far as Mac go this specific memory is only for the MacPro and maybe an Xserve... Not sure about the Xserve though