The monitor never went anywhere, but yes, I did take the keyboard a few
different places. It was $12 though, so even if it had broken, I could have
replaced it easily enough. Ultimately, the desire to travel with a Mac led me
to switch to the Macbook, and I'm far happier overall. Sure, I miss al
How long has your keyboard lasted? And what kind is it? Have you taken it
places or kept in place?
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> On May 19, 2015, at 9:40 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
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> I had a Mac Mini for years (still do, but the drive is shot). I hooked up a
> $12 USB keyboard from Wal-Mart, and a monit
I had a Mac Mini for years (still do, but the drive is shot). I hooked up a $12
USB keyboard from Wal-Mart, and a monitor we'd had for at least five years from
Dell, and it worked just fine. Apple computers don't need apple peripherals,
but the Apple stuff tends to last longer and look better. O
So Apple can look at non-Apple products, like cheap logitech keyboards and
Visio TVS?
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> On May 19, 2015, at 5:42 AM, Jonathan C Cohn wrote:
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> I personally have heard great things about the Logitech keyboards. You can
> actually pretty much use any USB keyboard, the prim
I personally have heard great things about the Logitech keyboards. You can
actually pretty much use any USB keyboard, the primary difference between Mac
and Windows keyboards in the US is that the command and option keys by default
are reversed in order. This can be created in System Preference
Hi all. So after a year or so in the case of the monitor and months in the case
of the keyboard, they both have stopped working. The power part of the monitor
ceased to function last week, and the control, escape, number 5, f8 keys don't
work anymore. So, I'd like advice on inexpensive but well-
