iMacs have FireWire 400A (six pins) and FireWire 800 (nine pins).


	iMacs have FireWire 400A (six pins) and FireWire 800 (nine pins).

ronc01

3-18-2009 5:23 PM

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ronc01 says:

Macs have never had FireWire 400B (four pins). The current iMacs have FireWire 400A (six pins) and FireWire 800 (nine pins). FireWire 400B is compatible with the port of FireWire 800, but at 400 speeds.

FireWire 400A to FireWire 400A cables are hard to find, but they're your best bet unless you can get an 800 to 800.

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Macs have never had FireWire 400B (four pins). The current iMacs have FireWire 400A (six pins) and FireWire 800 (nine pins). FireWire 400B is compatible with the port of FireWire 800, but at 400 speeds.</DIV>

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