Compatible with Chrome OS?
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This is a USB microphone that doesn't require any drivers, so it should work with pretty much any device with a USB port, including most Chromebooks. I'm sure you can Google it and find out for sure, but I cannot think of a reason that it wouldn't work with Chrome OS. I'm going to be honest, however. I absolutely love my Snowflake, but if you are looking for a microphone just for, say, video chatting on Google Hangouts, this probably isn't your best option. I'm sure you can find a cheaper USB microphone that will work perfectly I'm that setting. I hope this helps!
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I agree with a prior answer that says the device is a USB plug and play mic. It's the application that you use with the mic that has to work off of Chrome OS. I use Audacity as a recording software, and I don't know if it works with Chrome OS.
1392056
No it doesn't, also be aware it doesn't run a OS like win or mac. Chrome isn't compatible with a lot of programs I found out after the fact
1523223
No I am pretty sure it is Windows only. The chrome browser supports its own apps though and I believe there are some free typing ones available.
1555927
It has USB ports but I'm not sure about how Chrome would work. I've wondered that myself.
1870735
Chrome has a high-resolution mode that you can enable. I've done that and Chrome works perfectly with great scaling. Here are the instructions:http://www.bit-101.com/blog/?p=3902
2228734
It works perfectly on my Acer C720 running Chrome, and even worked flawlessly after I set the Chromebook up to dual boot both Chrome and Ubuntu 14.04.1. FWIW, I've also used it with several other notebooks I have (Windows 8.1 Enterprise and Windows 7 Professional, both x64 bit), and it was literally plug it in, O/S saw the device and installed the necessary driver, and I was ready to go.
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Yes. The OS is XP, which is no longer supported. The browser is Garmin Express, which is also no longer supported. If you LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, zillions of ads and pop-ups, then get this computer. Otherwise, try for something a bit more modern.
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Don't do it. I don't think chrome os can run it, I have a chrome book and two macs and didn't even consider trying
325379
I am not familiar with the chrome book but it works great with my HP laptop.
477600
No. Also, it might not work with all the operating systems. It did not work for Chrome OS. With Windows, it was awesome!
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I have a small Windows 8 laptop and successfully watch DVD movies using the free VLC media program. Not sure about a chromebook.
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The Chromebook has a USB port, so it should work. (USB 2.0 is sufficient, and a USB 3.0 port will work too, though you'd want to save that for devices that can benefit from the speed, like external disk drives.) A mouse is about as generic and common as you can get. I haven't seen one yet that has any compatibility problems.
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This is a fully functioning windows laptop. It is not a Chromebook. You should have no problem installing any windows based software. It is a good computer.
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I went to the Google Earth site and the Chrome OS is not listed in the supported operating systems.
1465720
Not sure, though I do use chrome browser. It seems to work well with chrome.
1641588
We unfortunately don't have a Chromebook or Chromebox to test it with in order to verify, so we recommend contacting the manufacturer to verify (says it's optimized for Microsoft Lync). I've seen online reviews that indicates it works for PC & Mac, but nothing yet that have specified a yes or no for chrome.
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sure there is a Google Play app for Chrome Browser but states not compatible with all tablets and phones i personally like Puffin Browser which runs flash via cloud adobe flash not support for many tablets although some work with older versions not sure about the Toshiba