This is the Infrared Board with Cable for the Mac Mini. Apple Part #: 922-9558, 923-0251 Manufacturer Part #: 820-2617 UPC: 33 Compatible With: See Compatibility List See Compatibility List Suggested Items for Installation: Mac Repair Tool Set Condition: Used Used parts are in Grade A- to A condition unless otherwise specified.
Here's what you can do with a USB-C to Lightning cable:
New 923-0251 Apple Infrared Board With Cable Modem
- Apple Studio Display 15 ADC; Apple Studio Display 17 ADC; Apple Studio Display 17 LCD; eMac. EMac (2005) eMac (ATI Graphics) eMac (USB 2.0) eMac Logic Boards; iBook. IBook (14.1 LCD 16 VRAM) iBook (14.1 LCD 32 VRAM) iBook (14.1 LCD 900 MHz 32 VRAM) iBook (16 VRAM) iBook (32 VRAM) iBook (800 MHz 32 VRAM) iBook (900 MHz 32 VRAM) iBook (Opaque 16.
- Apple Studio Display 15 ADC; Apple Studio Display 17 ADC; Apple Studio Display 17 LCD; eMac. EMac (2005) eMac (ATI Graphics) eMac (USB 2.0) eMac Logic Boards; iBook. IBook (14.1 LCD 16 VRAM) iBook (14.1 LCD 32 VRAM) iBook (14.1 LCD 900 MHz 32 VRAM) iBook (16 VRAM) iBook (32 VRAM) iBook (800 MHz 32 VRAM) iBook (900 MHz 32 VRAM) iBook (Opaque 16.
- A standard phone cable has 4 wires and the connector has four pins. The connector has a clip at the top to help maintain a tight connection. 6.2 - Ethernet Cable. Ethernet is the standard for wired networking around the world. The Ethernet cable, otherwise known as RJ45, is based on Cat5 twisted pair cable and is made from 8 individual wires.
- Mac Mini Late 2012, Infrared Board Replacement, Apple 923-0251 - Need Help with this Product? First, help us identify your Mac. To verify compatibility with your computer please provide us the following information, computer name, model number, EMC number and a short description of the problem you're having with your computer.
- Charge your AirPods, AirPods Pro, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch when it's connected to a USB-C port.
- Certain iPhone models are fast-charge compatible when connected to certain USB-C power adapters using the Apple USB-C to Lightning cable.
- Sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch or import your photos when connected to a USB-C port on your Mac or PC.
- Charge a Siri Remote when it's connected to a USB-C port on a Mac, PC, or USB-C power adapter.
- Charge Apple accessories like a Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, or Magic Trackpad.
- Use your iPhone or iPad as a Personal Hotspot when connected over a USB-C to Lightning cable.
The USB-C port on an Apple TV HD doesn't support charging, so you can't use this port to charge a Siri Remote. You might not be able to charge your iOS device using USB-C power adapters that aren't manufactured by Apple.
Apple unveils a $129 thunderbolt 3 cable
Apple has started selling a high-end certified 40 Gbps Thunderbolt cable that’s either a real bargain or ridiculously expensive, depending on your point of view (via The Verge). The braided $129 Thunderbolt 3 Pro Cable supports the full Thunderbolt 3 spec, including DisplayPort video and 100 watt charging, while allowing for USB 3.1 Gen 2 data transfers up to 10 Gbps.
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That sum would get you a Kindle Paperwhite, so how could anyone think it’s cheap? At 2m long and with 40 Gbps speeds, Apple’s Thunderbolt 3 cable is active (with chips on each end), rather than passive. On top of that, it’s one of the few certified cables that supports the full Thunderbolt spec, including DisplayPort and 10 Gbps USB-C 3.1 Gen 2. As such, Apple’s Thunderbolt cable might actually be the cheapest that has all of the above.
Apple said that the cable is ideal if you connect your Mac with Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 3 devices like the “ProDisplay XDR, docks and hard drives.” In fact, the ProDisplay XDR ships with that very cable, but Apple has apparently never sold it separately before. If you’re connecting Thunderbolt 3 storage and want full 40 Gbps speeds, you can’t place the drive more than a half meter away unless you use an active cable like this one (or TB3 optical cables that cost hundreds of dollars).
New 923-0251 Apple Infrared Board With Cable Box
That means that for video editors and other pros, it’s a no-brainer and the price is a drop in the bucket. For the rest of us, though, $129 is a lot of dough no matter how much you might want a very high-tech braided cable.