Hooking Up Hp Computer To Mac Air Laptop

I'm just now hooking it up to my computer, I bought my printer last year.

I have a 2015 Macbook Air, and use the Matrox to spread the Mac's desktop across three monitors (the Mac, and two external 24 HP monitors). The connection was so simple: the Matrox includes the mini display port and usb cables, and I connected the Matrox to the HP monitors with 2 DVI cables. No configuration was necessary: as soon as I connected the Matrox to the Macbook Air it just worked. What a great product.

Wanted a Mac compatible printer that could do everything my older HP Envy did, and handle lightweight card stock, too. This model does it all. It was easy to install and connect with my MacBook Air M2 via Apple Air Print. B&H pricing was fair and delivery was prompt.

Must have with the Mac Air.

My computer working 24 hours, this is the perfect solution for the Mac Pro, it gives air flow from bottom to the top of the tower, cooling perfectly. Now my mac runs faster and safer. Great idea and great buy!

I carry my mac air everywhere and I wanted a case that was either rigid or semi rigid that zipped completely around encasing the computer. (I didn't like the idea of a sleeve that you removed the computer from and then had a loose sleeve sitting around till you were done.) The BookBook is a sturdy piece too. The thick saddle leather will probably last longer than the air book. The inside is a soft padded microfiber. Well built and worth the money.

Needed it to recover data from 2 Mac laptop drives (a 2018 Mac AIr and 2019 Mac pro). It read both drives with no problem. Just remember that you will be able to see the files but you need to change the permission on each file before you actually can move or open the files. That is a Mac thing.

I was looking for a minimalist leather vertical laptop case for my sleek new PowerBook Air when I saw the Mac-Case Flight Jacket. I ride the train to work most days and was looking for a bag that didn't take a lot of room but would protect my Air and iPad in style. The Mac-Case Flight Jacket fits the bill PERFECTLY! First of all, this case is tight, literally. My MacBook Air fits snugly in the nicely padded pocket. Be aware, if you have a hard-case on your laptop it might not fit (in my estimation). It also has another compartment where I keep my iPad Mini which has a protective case and barely fits in the pocket. There is a removable front pocket that will hold a charger and a couple of sync cables - but not much more. Fortunately, the battery on the MacBook Air last well enough that I don't need a power supply for daily use so I can use that pocket for a power bank for my iOS devices and an external HDD. I am very impressed with the initial build quality of the case. B&H had it for a great price and the shipping was on-time. Great purchasing experience all around.

This is my first venture away from PCs, and I had some trepidation, but I am thoroughly enjoying it after my HP laptop died. I do have several people that are veteran Mac users, so that gave me the confidence to make the change. Once I learned my way around the desktop and keyboard, it seems very intuitive and the transfer of all of my files and data went smoothly. So far, speed, capacity, and Help Support are great. It is the first time that I have found using the 'onboard mouse' I know that is not the correct term, but in the past always used a separate mouse. Haven't used it with this Mac and it works fine

I am upgrading from my M1 Macbook air, which I have had for 3 years and absolutely loved. I have my computer docked 95% of the time, so I have an external monitor/ keyboard/ mouse etc... but when I do have to take my laptop somewhere, the air line is the way to go. I only upgraded because my company was paying for a new laptop, so naturally I bumped up to the M2. I bought it on sale 2 days before the M3 air's were annoucnced, but I have no reservations about keeping the M2. The computer is fast, silent, all day battery, sounds good when using the speakers, and is good for everything I throw at it. Unless you are doing heavy/ constant video editing, the M2 Macbook air is a great computer that will do everything you need it to!