Is this compatible with a Chromebook?
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If Chromebook is a laptop, it should work if you have Windows 7. It doesn't say anything about Windows 8 on the package.
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Hello D. Olver,Thank you for the inquiry regarding the PixelFlash CF Card Reader. Yes, this reader is fully compatible with all Chromebooks that have USB ports (usb 3.0 and usb 2.0). Kind Regards,Sharon ReevesCustomer CareParadise Memory
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This is just an adapter for a microSD card, so as long as your Chromebook supports your microSD card type then it should work.
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according to google's website chromebooks support these file systems: Ext2 Ext3 Ext4 FAT HFS+ (read-only on journaled HFS+) ISO9660 (read-only) NTFS UDF (read-only)This would lead me to believe that yes, it should work with a chromebook, however I have not tested this myself.
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I'm using it on a Dell, though not a Chromebook. IF the Chromebook has a slot, they are all the same slot as far as I've ever seen.
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Hi Lawrence, I am so sorry but I really do not have a clue. Our Canon printers at home are not compatiable with this Chromebook. Best to try to contact the company who makes the Chromebook to see what printers are compatible or how to possibly hook it up to the one you have now. Best of luck.
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The chromebook does have one powered USB outlet that this would work with, but your chromebook will only be able to power one device at a time. In other words, you wouldn't be able to use this at the same time as a USB powered external hard or optical drive. If the Lapdesk is the only peripheral you'll be using, than you shouldn't have any problems. Hope this helps!
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I don't know It will work with ChromeBook but I faced with a trouble that it does not work correctly between my phone (LGG2) and my screen (32" Samsung LCD); the screen freezed and blackend for flowing screens (even in simple menu screens). (I dont know if I'm doing wrong thing but it is stacked as I said. - meanwhile, before I used a MHL cable for my old samsung phone with no trouble)
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It should work fine. On a Mac, it just shows up as a USB network device - no driver required. Another option would be if you were to power it off a separate USB power source (or somehow block the "data" part of your Chromebook's USB port) it would convert an Ethernet Internet source into a new Wifi network - might also solve your problem.
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Since it's just a usb keyboard, yes it should work. in fact, any usb keyboard should work with the chromebook; wired or wireless.
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I don't have a Chromebook, but it fits any standard USB port. I have 2 ports on my laptop. I use one for my wireless mouse and another for the laptop speaker. If I needed more ports, I would buy an USB port extender but it hasn't been an issue yet.
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I am not familiar with the chrome book but it works great with my HP laptop.
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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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Yes, this will work with a chromebook. It is a USB keyboard with a custom layout for chrome OS. It will work on a normal PC too but the custom layout may make it harder to use.
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I'm not sure I understand your question... I am using this with my Dell XPX and it's great. Just plug and play. I don't have a chromebook, so I can't tell you the results, but what I can say is if this is shipped or processed through Amazon, you can always send it back if it does not work. Always check the return policy whenever you buy on Amazon... Hope this information helps.
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BobjGear *** MANUFACTURER *** answered:This Ethernet Adapter has been designed to work with all Chromebooks
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I'd recommend getting a Google cloud printer. Be cautious of compatibility because I have an hp printer that would not connect to the Chromebook without hooking up Google Cloud Print and a whole lot of other nonsense.