Questions & Answers for Apple Keyboard with numeric keypad - Russian

Only three USB ports are available after plugging the keyboard into your MacBook Pro.

I think, the USB ports on the keyboard are low-power (mice, USB thumbs, etc.).
High-power USB ports can run 2.5" USB hard drives & web cams, charge your iPod.

If you need more high-power USB ports, get a powered USB 2 hub.

• Answered by Chris S from San Jose
• 10-Dec-2010
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Yes. However, the built-in USB ports will not charge an iPod or iPhone when it is plugged in—for syncing it will work fine, though.

• Answered by David K
• 06-Dec-2009
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yes. and the system requirments are mac os x v10.4.1, usb 1.1 or 2.0 port (with 1.1 u can only use the low power devices, not high power like ipods and iphones, low poweer like an apple mouse or wired magic mouse). you also need the keyboard software update. your typing speed will also improve after you get used to this keyboard.

• Answered by Trevor B from Prairie View
• 06-Apr-2010
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i just use a baby wipe. not only good for baby's bottoms but cleaning the keys and surface.. I've been doing it for about a year and no damage to lettering etc

• Answered by Lee G
• 14-Nov-2009
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I have an iMac G4 with OS 10.2.8, and yours isn't much newer than that. Some of the extra function keys will not work with it; you'll have to control those settings with your mouse from the desktop.

• Answered by Claudia T from Skokie
• 01-Aug-2010
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Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad Requires MAC OS X 10.4.10 or Later. with at least 1 usb 1.1, So yes it should work.

• Answered by Josh R from Geelong
• 27-Dec-2009
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Short answer NO. Wireless is only without keypad

• Answered by Jack H
• 13-May-2010
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