It's got a USB port, so I can use it with my iMac. Hell, I can use this thing with over two pages worth of different computers. It's a freakin' digital Rosetta Stone, able to talk to any hunk o' silicon, from an Apple IIGS to any Windows 2000 power pusher. Now you can feed to a printer. In the bad ol' days, you had to bring your text onto the desktop before spitting out hardcopy.
Some models have Infrared transmitters for cable-free transmission to desktop or printer.
Mine, however, does not. With encroaching RSI, I'm very sensitive to any solution that may extend that finite number of keystrokes I have allotted myself. There's no wrist pad on this puppy. I think it's the light weight, and being able to position the keyboard comfortably in my lap that makes eight hours of boardroom notation possible. I'm pleased to say I don't have to engage in that piece of obsessive denial anymore.