Like the look of these keyboards in white (they do a silver version) but the white one is called designed by Mac
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...=AMDAPP8LC4DGD
Mac can i still use it on a Windows PC ?
Like the look of these keyboards in white (they do a silver version) but the white one is called designed by Mac
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...=AMDAPP8LC4DGD
Mac can i still use it on a Windows PC ?
I'd imagine so, USB is USB. When they say "Mac design" they mean "white, with the option key in place of Windows and a couple other cosmetic alterations".
Heck, even my original LiMac keyboard works fine on a PC.
EDIT: You probably won't even need drivers, even though it's wireless, based on my own experiences - usually those look like a mouse and keyboard both plugged into a hub as far as Windows is concerned.
hi thanks
what about the windows key will that be missing ?
I can't say for certain, but pressing the cloverleaf-lookin' key should be the same thing.
Hold on, I'll plug in the LiKeyboard.
Aha, then. Yes, the Apple/Command key is the Windows key, for both bring-up-the-Start-menu and shortcut (Apple-E brings up Explorer) purposes. You'll be fine.
I can't tell with the different language on that keyboard, but if you use the printscreen button, iirc most mac keyboards don't have a print screen key. I know my macbook and old mac keyboard don't have that.
I doubt it .... The box it comes in says "for Windows XP" which is a BIG giveaway lol
Here's a review: http://www.xsreviews.co.uk/reviews/p...less-keyboard/
AHA ..... The final clue .. a close up of the keyboard:
It's designed for PC's not macs.
CrazyB
EDIT: on the driver issue the page you linked to says "Plug & Play installation without any special driver".
He wants the MAC labeled version though, which is the all white one. The silver and black one would be perfect, yes, but the white would have the alt/option key and the command key.
All the pictures I can find of the white one show a different language on the keys, and I don't know if you solely speak english graham but that could be a potentially bigger problem then the alt/option, command key issue.
But if it isn't, my macbook maps the command key to the windows key in both bootcamp and when running a virtual machine with XP and I have no issues.
Yup that one on the Amazon site does have an Apple key
You didn't look too closely .. the keyboard on the original Amazon page linked to is a standard English QWERTY key layout .... However ...
They make a white one for PC's:
http://www.keysonic.de/pages/keyboar...ack540_eng.PDF
http://www.keysonic.de/pages/keyboar...detail_uk.html
CrazyB
it will work. macs and windows run in the same pack now. i used to use the older iMac keyboard on my PC. My mom uses the new mac keyboards with her work laptop. should not be a problem. Hense the U=Universal.