Is this what I need to install in my hp desktop so I can use a blue tooth speaker?
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If your computer is running Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8 of any flavor in either 32bit or 64bit it should work just fine. It's Bluetooth 4.0 which is the latest version. Bluetooth 4.0 is backwards compatible which means that even if your speakers are the older 3.0 version it should work just fine.
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I used it for my Satechi Bluetooth Headset - It is for a computer or laptop that does NOT have Bluetooth capability. Therefore it should work w/ your speaker.
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Yes! I recently bought a Bose Color SoundLink Bluetooth speaker. I liked it so much, I wanted to use it with my laptop. I could hook it up through the AUX connection in the back, but I preferred it wireless, so I bought the Satechi adapter, and it works wonderfully with the Bose.
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It should work. I installed mine in an HP desktop system, running Windows 7 64-bit. The system is about three years old. However if you want to use this with desktop audio editing software, and a FireWire mixer, I would not recommend it. For those you need a FireWire interface with a Texas Instruments chip in it. I actually returned my CIBA interface to Amazon, and bought a different one with the TI chip.
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I would Google: Hp5580 blue tooth, there is an article there that goes into some in depth detail stating it will not work together. Hope this helps.
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if your talking about a hp pc yes it will work with any pc that has a speaker and mike jack or green and pink audio jacks.
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you can use bluetooth V3.0 receiver to the usb port,connect to bluetooth speaker.
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We've had these since June and really like them. If your desktop doesn't have Bluetooth, then yes you will need an adapter. We use it for our phones and iPod which have Bluetooth built in.
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Check the packaging really carefully, you may have trashed it by accident (it's very small). Don't worry! Firstly, you can easily use any bluetooth device with these speakers. Or, if you really want a Creative bluetooth dongle, I could sell you mine
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I used it for the bluetooth serial id have to check if it supports the audio service. Also I used it under win xp I can hook it up and try it
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Dear Lori, Thank you for your question regarding the BTD-300 Bluetooth adapter. Yes the adapter will work for your purpose. Please make sure your speakers are Bluetooth compatible as they would need to be paired with your computer.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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What I use is a blue tooth speaker connected to a computer. Projector manual doesn't say much, the sound quality itself isn't satisfying anyway
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Just plug it into your USB connector your machine should see it and when you can use your Bluetooth product.
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Yes, you can either use the male-male audio connector or Bluetooth if your computer has Bluetooth.
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You need to plug speakers into any CPU and then you will have sound. Thanks, Computer World
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This is a wireless Bluetooth device, which means a Bluetooth capable device is needed in order to send signals to it. I believe there are Bluetooth adapters which you could use to upgrade your laptop, in order to use it with other Bluetooth devices. You CAN charge the speaker by plugging it into your laptop's USB port, but this is not how the speaker receives the data/sound that it plays wirelessly through the speaker.
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I'm not sure. I'm using it for a pair of headphones. Keep in mind that you may have to purchase a "Dongle" if your PC don't have Bluethooth.
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For Apt-x support, get GOgroove BlueSYNC DRM Portable Stereo Speaker. It is with Bluetooth 4.0 & aptX Codec (for CD-Quality Sound).
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Kermit, it should work as it is USB plug-n-play. If you looking for average sound then this is good, but if you are looking for better sound output then would suggest to look for something else.