Is this ReadyBoost compatible?
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Although I have not used it for purpose, it appears that it can be used for that on my windows 7 machine. So I don't know for sure.
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Can't say, you should check the manufactures specifications. Don't think so though. Sandisk (Cruzer- Titanium Plus and Micro) and and others (LaCie-Iamakey, Sony- Micro Vault Click) do have these.
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Technically, yes, it is compatible. Seems you are looking for something more full W8 featured, and, as Nevin pointed out, this device is limited in that respect. I have been able to approximate a sweeping action (touch with the thumb and sweep with the index finger - not terribly reliable in response though). I get to try out the new Touch Mouse T620 next week, so we'll see how it holds up.
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I believe it is compatible, but I'm honestly not sure. If you bought it and it didn't work, Amazon would always refund the money to you. Amazon's price is much lower than buying it on the economy.
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It's definitely supported by InControl HA - but you'll need either the Standard or Pro edition. To get the motion, light level, humidity and temp values to work, be sure to wake it up (or plug it in with your USB cable) then right click the device and perform an "Auto Configuration."Note that Standard or Pro edition of InControl is required to use this device; it will not work in the free edition.
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Hey, thanks for the tip! I never heard of ReadyBoost. I actually bought the Transcend 4GB SDHC card to move my swap file on it (I have 2GB of RAM in my netbook), since they say moving your swap file on a different drive is more efficient.I've changed to the ReadyBoost configuration to see if it runs any better.
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I recommend contacting Maxboost to see if they can assist. They're very responsive to their customers.
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Yup. Just plug it in and you'll see it show up as /dev/ttyUSB0 (or something similar). I use ckermit to connect to it. No drivers or anything else needed.
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Gsaint, Wile I am unable to test the Ready Boost on my Windows 7 (Hardware is fast already), The ADATA 16GB in question will have no problem working with Ready Boost. However I don't recommend this drive for that use because it is a slower 3.0 Drive. It will work but their are better dives out there for the pure use of Ready Boost. Hope this helps, if you have any more questions I'm willing to help :)
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Yes. Check the Garmin website, but I believe the speed/cadance sensor (010-10644-00) is one of the compatible sensors.
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Yes, it is supported now. The new app is going to be released soon. Don't worry!
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Hi, yes it is compatible. The only problem I have seen is that the first letter entered does not work. You just have to enter it twice.
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It is compatible, however I find it easier to use the mouse at the corner to shut down. Everything else works fine with touch.
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I really don´t know, you need to make your compatibility excersice. Goto their website and see...
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Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her you need to use their PC to make something work right on your Mac (Only applicable if you're a Mac elitist);)Hope this helps!Tyson Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her... » Read More Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her you need to use their PC to make something work right on your Mac (Only applicable if you're a Mac elitist);)Hope this helps!Tyson « Show Less
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No, it's not according to their website. Compatible with the following products: B-READY B-READY (2010 - 2012) B-READY (Canada) B-READY Canada (2010 - 2012)
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Yes, very compatible, that's what I am running. Was very easy to install, just minutes. I loved the ease of it ..I have not had any problems.
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It is not compatible with anything. My experience has been 100% failure rate within 2 weeks.