Would a non-Apple external SuperDrive work with the MBA? If so, would it just use a USB port? And what ones would you recommend? I'm looking to save money. But if Apple's is the most reliable, or if there are other little things about it that should make me choose it instead of 3rd party ones, I'll bite the bullet. Thanks in advance!
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Non-Apple external SuperDrive?
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CD-ROM drives are basically all the same. Any USB drive will work with your Air. I have an old (5 years) Phillips CD drive hooked up to my 2010 iMac and it works fine.
CD-ROM drives are basically all the same. Any USB drive will work with your Air. I have an old (5 years) Phillips CD drive hooked up to my 2010 iMac and it works fine.
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