Basically, Yes.
Apple keyboards are USB keyboards, and all basic functions will work just fine on a PC, with some limitations: the hardware control functions (volume control, brightness control, media control buttons, etc.) will not work, and the modifier keys are marked differently than those on a Windows computer (for example, the [option] key on a Mac keyboard is where the [Windows] key would be on a PC keyboard).
Yes. If the keyboard is a USB keyboard, it can be connected to either a Mac or PC.
Older serial or PS/2 keyboards should work as well, but might need an adapter. While the alphanumeric keys and some others will work as expected, the functions of keys around the perimeter of the keyboard might not work as expected. That is, Control/Option/Command might be in a slightly different order when used on a PC and the volume keys and eject key might not work at all. If you are need a particular key, you might be able to use the Keyboard in the Control Panel in Windows to adjust the use of the keys to your needs.
As long as you can plug it in, it will likely work with any Apple computer.
No. The Apple USB keyboard can be used with other operating systems including Windows and Linux.
Most standard keyboards can work with an Apple Mac but those specifically designed to work with a Mac will have the Mac specific keys such as Command etc.
No
If you get an apple wireless keyboard (one that comes with a computer or buy one separate) you can hook up the keyboard to your iPod and type cheats. (the cheats are the same as pc cheats).
Yes. You can hook up a keyboard to my galaxy tablet.
You can hook up any cassette player to your PC by connecting the 2.5 mm audio out to your PC.
Hook up a USB cable from the system to your hard drive or laptop.
ya you can hook it up to any PC or laptop if they are usb enabled. most are.
You don't. There isn't any cord that you use to hook up to the computer.
no you don't i think you just have to get an ethernet cable and rig it up like that from the PC straight to the 360
HDMI is currently the best connection you can use. Actually, VGA is the best because it is easy to hook your PC up to you're TV. In fact I'm using it right now! P.S. If any one wants to hook up their TV and their PC, then let me know, I will give them the instructions.
rj45 for eathernet, or usb or printer wire for peer to peer connection.
The iHome iP9SR can hook up to a PC via a mini-USB connector. It works great for playing MP3's.
The proper way to hook up your tv, phone and pc will vary depending on your set up. If all three components run on a cable modem, the modem will be need be set up in a central location of the house.
Can I get itune connections or Wi-Fi connection to my apple ipod hook up or download it with sudden link cable?