I'm seeking a device that can work in a conference room with 8-12 people around it, running off a laptop; can I select the specific b/t device?
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I use a tablet and have used it on 3 different blue tooth speakers and an able to select the one I want to use. My tablet once linked will keep all of them in memory. I am guessing it will work for a lap top also. This speaker also has a direct hook up if you need to.
1030826
First, volume level for that size of gathering should be fine.. this thing pumps out an amazing volume. It hooks up simply with a Bluetooth transmitter, but if your laptop does not have Bluetooth, it also comes with a short cord that can be plugged into the laptop's headphone jack.
1030827
It's a good speaker and you can pair it to any source. If you do it on your laptop B.T. you can choose the device from your computer. After you choose the device on your computer then pair on the speaker.
1030828
I believe it should.... you should be able to simply connect your chosen transmitter to the speaker. You may have to shut off B/T on all others transmitters, but not sure.
772678
The camera would be fine although someone needs to man the remote to move it as appropriate. The microphone would not work well at that distance, I ended up using a MXL AC-404 (from Amazon) and it works flawlessly. I also route the sound out of this to portable speaker system if the crowd is more than 10-15 people, otherwise the built in speaker is fine. Our tech club has used this to webcast large meetings (40-60 people) in a large multi-purpose room (2000sf) and using the other microphone and the speaker output, it makes for a very professional presentation. In a much smaller venue, the device itself would be sufficient. The camera would be fine although someone needs to man the remote to move it as appropriate. The microphone would not work well at that distance, I ended up using a MXL AC-404 (from Amazon) and it works flawlessly. I also route the sound out of this to portable speaker system if the crowd is more than 10-15 people, otherwise the built in speaker is fine. Our tech club has used this to webcast large meetings (40-60 people) in a large multi-purpose room (2000sf) and using the other microphone and the speaker output, it makes for a very professional presentation. In a much smaller venue, the... » Read More The camera would be fine although someone needs to man the remote to move it as appropriate. The microphone would not work well at that distance, I ended up using a MXL AC-404 (from Amazon) and it works flawlessly. I also route the sound out of this to portable speaker system if the crowd is more than 10-15 people, otherwise the built in speaker is fine. Our tech club has used this to webcast large meetings (40-60 people) in a large multi-purpose room (2000sf) and using the other microphone and the speaker output, it makes for a very professional presentation. In a much smaller venue, the device itself would be sufficient. « Show Less
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The equipment is not meant for a laptop, only a keyboard and monitor set up. I use my laptop on a separate docking station and have it all hooked up (by my wonderful IT department!)
1786626
Machine would probably work for a small venue like a high school game..I think it would not work for a real high output venue.
1314432
I would say about the range of a small conference room. Maybe something like a 12' x 12' room (with the device placed in the center of the room). Depends on the acoustics of the room and how loud/soft someone is speaking.
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By "splitter" I hope you mean a USB hub... Those work fine for me for low power devices, just remember the repeater used some of the power of the port it is plugged into... so higher powered devices like card readers and battery chargers may not work without a powered hub with it's own power pack... Potentially, some fancy keyboards may not get enough power because of backlights or other extra features. (I have not noticed this with any mice) Hope that helps someone...
1274953
Don't have a venue but it's bluetooth. So if the venue has bluetooth it should work.
1823174
Yes, this should work for you. If you would rather have your presentation show on both places at the same time consider a powered splitter.
1291896
Yes, you can conect any device without problem, as long as the power converter is plugged in. I'm using at the moment a mouse, a printer/scanner, external hard drive, a thumb drive and a bamboo tablet at the same time.
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I'm using one right now. USB wireless, or wired works fine. Just don't go for Bluetooth. There's no internal support for that.
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we use speakers intended for a PC and they are work fine for us. We have a relatively small conference room though.
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You can use it as a standard USB device or wirelessly. You just can't use it as both at the same time, ie if it is plugged into a computer it won't broadcast.
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Didn't mean laptop....should have been tablet. Sorry not sure but it works great with all the other smaller devices.
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You may opt for a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard to free up a USB slot. Otherwise the options are virtually limitless with a USB connection.
770655
Absolutely! I just got back in from NYC yesterday and used this with a Chromecast and Amazon Fire stick. I used my phone (connected via WiFi to the TP-link) to accept the hotel's splash screen/TOS, then from that point forward everything worked. You could alternatively use your laptop to do this. I'm also a fan of the HooToo (http://www.amazon.com/HooToo-TripMate-Wireless-Pocket-Travel/dp/B00HZWOQZ6/ref=pd_cp_pc_1) as well. The HooToo also can act like a file server with any USB drive.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for asking! You will need an OTG cable and you will want to use a powered USB hub so as to not drain the Venue battery too quickly, but it will work.
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It depends on how much that desktop will consume. Traditional desktop should work. But if you have pice or agp devices that need additional power