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Question: What kind of connector does the keyboard have and will it work with a Apple Mac running OSX10.4?
Document: I don't know of any work-around on the 3-party mouse problem despite some research. Nevertheless, the keyboard is recommended if you are not dependent on a Kengington multi-button mouse. Btw, the Kensington mouse works fine on Apple keyboards which is what my iMac setup is. Reduced the rating by one star for the USB problem.
This keyboard is not &#34;plug and play.&#34;  Don't expect it to work the same as Apple keyboards. The system preferences setting to use F1, F2, etc. as standard function keys DOESN'T work regardless of what other reviewers say. Why? I contacted tech support and Jonathan stated that per my serial number, this version didn't have that feature of controlling that setting using soft keys--I was out of luck. This keyboard was purchased 09/2013 and wasn't old.
Much better than the current standard Apple Keyboard (I have had two of them fail in the last 3 months). The keyboard has a nice feel, and while I like the compactness of the standard Mac/Apple keyboard this one presents better functionality for less money.
This item didn't work for me and my mac. The keys are different and my mac didn't recognize some of the keys on this keyboard.
This keyboard is a great value. Unlike earlier versions from MacAlly, this model does work perfectly with current Mac OS versions.
Be advised: This keyboard has hard-coded function keys designed to work only with Mac OSX computers. This keyboard may not function as expected when used with other operating systems.For example, pressing the F1 key does not produce the F1 keycode.
I bought this because my old one started having problems after 7 or 8 years. The new one works just as well. I do  not like the key action of the keyboard that comes with a Mac, so tried the Macally and it works just the way I want a keyboard to perform.Keep up the good work  Macally
If you are a fan of the older Macally Icekey keyboard, this is a pretty fine replacement. The look and feel is practically identical. The main difference is that this newer model has Mac-specific function keys that work without having to install any driver software. F1, for example, issues a Cmd-Q to quit the current application, F2 does a Cmd-X for copy, etc. The downside is that without any software to control it, you are stuck with the default functions.
I've tried all the various official apple keyboards, Blutooth and USB and this one by far has one of the best feels for less than half the price. Shortcuts on all the F keys all work great on my MBP 2012. I really like the key travel on this board, feels a bit deeper than the apple native stuff, but good rebound and the whole package is still decently low profile.
Not as good as the Apple keyboard but you can't beat the price. Would recommend this keyboard for Apple users.
Answer: It has a USB connection.  I run it on OSX 10.6.  I am guessing it will work with 10.4.  It's a good alternative to the Mac keyboard (a lot less money).  While it doesn't have the Eject button that the Mac keyboard has, you can eject a disk by simply hitting Command E.