Do I need a ps2 to usb converter to use ths keyboard with my mac?

Unless you Mac has a PS2 input, you will need a ps2 to usb converter. Be sure to get one designed to work with an IBM Model M keyboard. A generic, for a mouse, will NOT work. You need the one that is $15, and is designed for a higher current draw.See this link: http://www.clickykeyboards.com/index.cfm/fa/categories.main/parentcat/11298Since I have never used a Mac, I can't guarantee an IBM Model M will work, but I believe people do adapt them and enjoy them with Macs. All Macs? Not sure.

Does it come with a cable?

Yes it comes with a PS/2 connection curly cable

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Type Like It's 1984! ⏳

DURABLE BUILD - Engineered for longevity, making it a staple in your office.
TIMELESS DESIGN - Classic black finish that complements any workspace.
ELECTRIC EFFICIENCY - Plug and play with PS connectivity for seamless integration.
AMBIDEXTROUS COMFORT - Perfect for both left and right-handed users.
ICONIC TYPING EXPERIENCE - Enjoy the satisfying double-click sound that boosts productivity.

The IBM Model M 101-key Keyboard is a legendary input device known for its robust build, ambidextrous design, and the nostalgic double-click sound that has made it a favorite among professionals. With 101 keys and PS connectivity, it seamlessly fits into any modern workspace while delivering an unparalleled typing experience.

Brand	IBM
Item model number	Model M
Item Weight	5.05 pounds
Package Dimensions	19.9 x 9.2 x 3.5 inches
Color	Black
Manufacturer	IBM
ASIN	B003O895YW
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Date First Available	May 27, 2010

IBM Model M 101-key Keyboard

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