The older ones do, but the very latest ones do not.
A new Mac does not come with a FireWire cable. The FireWire device usually includes a FireWire cable or they are widely available from retailers.
Yes it does mine has both ports 400 and 800 on the left right before the USB ports. Hope this helps.
Firewire
You can buy a firewire cord. That is the fastest and easiest way to connect two computers.
I don't know about fivewire ports but if you mean FireWire: FireWire ports are used by many video cameras and are commonly seen on Macintosh computers, however they are also seen on PCs.
Its technical name is the IEEE 1394 interface. The latest being 1394d (formed in March 2009).
Better question: What are you talking about? If you mean 'What does it mean to port software from Windows to Macintosh', the answer is to rewrite software made for the Windows operating system family so that it runs on Macintosh computers as well. If you mean 'What port work with Windows and Macintosh' the answer is USB, Ethernet, Firewire, 3.5mm audio jack
No FireWire does not need a separate power supply to operate. FireWire is used to connect peripheral devices to a computer.
CD duplicators used to use Firewire, but these days almost exclusively use USB connections.
I do not believe this model of DELL has a firewire port available. You will need some kind of adapter.
No, you do not need to use a firewire cable. A lot of printers can now be connected wirelessly.
If the computer is able to accept PCI cards you will need to add a FireWire card to the computer and connect the camera to that. (See links below)
The FireWire will be disabled until the USB cord is disconnected. Once disconnected, you can only charge your iPod with the FireWire. 1394 (FireWire) does not support data transfer to the iPod...
Computers made by Apple, called Macs, use the Macintosh OS.