Am considering a USB-C hub for the iMac Pro which (hub) provides ,5 amps at its USB sockets. I know
Dont bother buying it as it will not work. You need to have the internal one fixed or replaced.
I am dead in the water because cannot reload Adobe software from original disks. Have run across man
Speed is only one factor here. The device is also powered by the USB. My external SuperDrive actually has two separate USB 2 plugs, not for speed, but for enough power to run the device. USB 3 has more power and its more efficient. Playing a DVD consumes a lot of power from the plug, and would be much better with USB 3.
Can I play CD's from other zones like Europe or Japan with out having to keep changing the zone numb
The new iMac that's due out in the coming months does not have an optical drive and I was just wonde
In the uk I've just been into PC World (biggest computing retailer on the high street) who categorically tell me it will work; their staff have been trained by Apple on this. They referred me to the new iMac info on line, look where they describe the rear sockets , USBs and its states you can use these for your peripherals eg SuperDrive. I'm assured by this otherwise I was going to grab an old machine!!
I want to play DVDs on my iPad air 2. So does this one play them, if not what does?
I want to share the music I've created on Garageband to non apple users.
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