Has anyone used one of these with the older Mac Pro desktop. Does the Stand require a flat bottom computer to work properly.
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you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your computer's on there you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your... » Read More you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your computer's on there « Show Less
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I'm a PC user, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work with a Mac Pro... It's generic, so any stock drivers should handle it.
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I believe they are being literal in their instructions. Do not place (literally) anything on top of your Mac. - And yes, one can buy a stand that the Mini fits under and your monitor sits on top.
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I run it from my Belkin thunderbolt docking station connected to my mac book pro (only way to get USB3.0 on that old sucker). Works fine, so I would assume a hub would be OK as well.
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The grooves in which the metal support bar sits are pretty deep so I highly doubt it would be a problem but I would recommend buying a much cheaper bookstand if you are going to use it as just a laptop proper. I bought a wire stand under $10 on Amazon and it works perfectly with my 15in MacBook Pro.
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I use a Mac Pro desktop with Radeon Graphics and two 30" Dell U3011 displays.So, I can not relate to the question per se. On the positive side, these displays seem to be very accurate, and with AWESOME resolution.On the negative side, sometimes one of the displays stays off-line after "Sleep" and needs a reboot, which I'd attribute to the operating system or the Radeon Card.Overall, I'd give it a 4.75 rating out of five.
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I have the latest Apple Mac Book Pro (Retina 15 in) and it attaches perfectly to the dock with it's own power cord. Takes a bit of lining up the pins but once done it is very nice and tight. Keeps the unit cooler by allowing air underneath. Recommended.
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Hi Mary- we just happen to have bought this recently for the same model iMac. Unfortunately the 2013 iMac 27" doesn't have the capability to remove the desktop stand. This doesn't allow for a wall mount option.
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I don't know which stand you have, if you are talking about proline stand with tripod boom you good to go, because that's the one that I'm using with it, and I still don't have any issue so far...but if you have the round base stand I don't think it will hold it study. I hope this help...
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The stand and the rubber spacers are designed to "stick" to the MacBook. You are free to leave some space between the stand and computer, but then you lose some stability. It's your choice. When the stand and computer do not perfectly match, you can remove the computer with one hand.
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This is from the Mac Mini user's manual. "Make sure nothing is placed on top of your Mac mini. Objects placed on top of yourcomputer may keep a disc from ejecting."There are a lot of products like this: Kensington K60089 Monitor Stand Plus with SmartFit System available on Amazon, though.
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YUP, you just need to remove the normal iMac stand and get the VESA mount kit from Apple. It's like $100. I actually have my Thunderbolt display on it.
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Yes it does. I have a new 10.75 MAC laptop and a new desk top and it works with both - unlike all the rest of my hardware that doesn't.
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Yes, on my Mac Pro tower, I've successfully used bus powered CF & SD card readers and portable hard drives and thumb drives. Only USB 3.0 PCI card for Macs that I know of that does this with no issues.
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Yes it does. My Mac book pro worked with it. It should not really matter whether it is a p.c. Or Mac.
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The LapTuk Pro Stand which I bought 2 months ago raises my iMac 2 1/2". An excellent product.
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I apologize for my late reply. I've only used it with a mic stand and it's a little flimsy. I'm not sure how it would work with a desktop. Hope you find something that works.