Power Computing Mac Keyboard

Love the size, battery life, screen brightness and computing power.

This is the third generation of the Mac mini that I have used in my design and printing business. Apple packs a lot of computing power into a small package. It’s great to be able to re-use keyboards and monitors. Set-up is easy if you are familiar with the Mac environment. Performance is noticeably quicker than my older machines. Unfortunately, the basic operating system has expanded to include everything from grocery lists to cloud storage to location snooping. I don’t need any of these services and it took some time to turn them off and stop annoying messages. Apple should also remove Mail and Safari from the OS so they can be updated independently.

And reformatting it for my Mac was cake. I remember in the Stone Age of computing my boss got me an IBM PC-AT with a 40MB hard drive (the base unit had only 20MB -- yes, MEGAbytes), telling me, That's all the disk space you'll ever need. I must be very old.

I have this connected to a mac laptop. I connected a keyboard and mouse, web cam, and monitor. I was not able to connect the power supply (I connected it directly into the laptop). The SD card reader also works well.

We used this so our Mac that runs our midi keyboard can be off stage. It works great and provides power to our Akai keyboard! Note this is only USB 2.0.

Exactly what I was looking for: a relatively compact keyboard+trackpad to do streaming device searches, AV computing, pairing devices, etc. I had been using a much smaller device like a big blackberry smartphone, but it's almost always better to have a full size keyboard, and it's worth putting up with the bigger size.

Very nice, well built Keyboard. Mimics the early days of PC Computing, with a nicer feel.

This is a one stop shop for all your computing needs!

This is a basic power cord used for a myriad of personal computing equipment, peripherals, and musical instruments and amplifiers. I needed a longer cord for my guitar amp - this one fits my purpose exactly. Simple - no problems.

This is a perfect UPS for smaller home computing needs. If you're in a place where power outages occur and you have SSDs installed in your computer, you NEED a battery back-up system. If the power goes out during a write to an SSD, horrible things can happen. Trust me, it has happened to me. I will never use a computer with an SSD again if it's not plugged into a UPS. Those 15 minutes of power are crucial in making sure the drive and/or files are not corrupted if the power goes out. Buy one! You will not regret it. Peace of mind is priceless.