Instruction: Answer the given question using the supporting document.

Input:
Question: Mac support?
Document: I purchased this for work because it was recommended by a friend. After we received it an installed the required driver it didn't work at all. The unit would not power any monitors attached to it. Which is odd because it's supposed to support Apple computers, but no go.I was very disappointed and had to go and order another product from another website.If you use a Mac, consider buying the USB/Video adapter from Other World Computing.
DisplayLink is the chip under the hood and pretty much a universal truth in USB-video adapters. Visit their website for support. The latest Mac OSX driver is dated 22 Mar 2013.This particular model worked for me minus one bug (below). I used it with a MacBook Pro built-in display running mail, a 27&#34; Cinema Display for my development environment, and an external Dell monitor for console, tools, and terminal windows.
This adapter works very well. Support is kind of lacking but drivers are updated. I use it 24 x 7 and do not regret a thing.
My previous review gave this 1 star for no MAC support and a misleading product description that stated MAC support.I have since installed the DisplayLink_MacOSX_V2.0 driver from DisplayLink's website and it is now working. So far no complaints.
Packaging material is excellent and very slick and professional looking. It comes with a USB cable, and a DVI to VGA adapter. The product says that it supports dual display outputs but I haven't tested this (there is a DVI port and a HDMI port). Overall the product is sharp looking and doesn't feel cheep. It does support Win8, just need to download updated drivers from EVGA's website (something you should do anyway when installing any new hardware).
In the beginning there were driver issues, that I do not believe a non-technical customer would be able to overcome. However, after getting those issues resolved it has worked flawlessly and supports my two 19&#34; inch monitors with ease. I thoroughly enjoy the fact that it only needs the USB 3.0 for both the power and USB support so there's just one cord to it. It does exactly what I expected it to do and gives me no problems now.
I recently bought a new 15.6&#34; laptop and wanted to utilize my two 24&#34; monitors in addition to the laptop's built in display. I already had a USB display adapter; however, it doesn't support resolutions my screen's resolution of 1900x1080. As usual, Amazon makes shopping and comparing products easy. I chose this product as the price was around where I wanted the spend and reviews were good (ignore the reviews from Apple owners).
My laptop is quad i7 u know?Anyway...On the win side...ehh I have so much fun on my mac side I barely have time boot up ol'windows anymore! Know what I mean? ;-P Just a friendly jab at some of the PRO window reviews for this product. ;-)
I have an Asus N56 that I installed Mac OS X on. Yeah its a hackam0sh! but its solid and I enjoyed the experience. So I needed some VGA assistance since I couldn't get my onboard VGA to work *cough * cough* just yet ;-)So for now, here I am...Why did I pick this unit? Cuzz I still have win7 installed in a dual boot setup.
I ordered this adapter to rectify the issue with my 2009 MacBook Pro's not supporting multiple displays natively, and I've been very happy with the device's performance for the most part. I can confirm that it does indeed work with both Mac and Windows systems (I run OSX 10.8 and Windows 7 via Bootcamp). Nevertheless, the display driver performance on Windows appears to be superior, sadly.
Answer: Works fine with mavericks on MacBook Pro.