Will this work with Motion Computing Le1700?
1447862
Hello! Yes, it will work with Motion Computing Le1700, because of the same technology (Wacom Penabled).
1447863
Absolutely. I have an LE1700 and have used it with one so yep, it works well!
813403
I agree with Longtrain. I would double check Crucial's website and make sure that they say it will work. Safer to double check in my opinion...
1393638
Yes it sure will. It is compatible with all 1377 and 1322 platforms as well as the 2240.
1819065
Yes it will, drivers and software can be found here: http://support.creative.com/downloads/welcome.aspx?nDriverType=1#type_1
2265679
I'm sure it will. It's connected with RF so there's no drivers or anything to install. I connected it to a Raspberry Pi and it worked instantly
897606
Yes it will, the drivers are installed as part of the operating system. You might need a powered usb hub.
389609
Yeah it will work. I end buying one too cuz the motion sensor wasn't that much cheap
458975
I have a asus memo pad me173x and it works just fine, i guess if that model has bluetooth you should be fine.
524674
yes will work. Asus Eee PC 1215B said: Memory DDR3, 2 x SO-DIMM, 2GB/3GB/4GB.
1802288
Please check if it's supported or compatible with the models indicated in the product description. Thank you!
1276555
not certain; sorry. B est to check with Leecraft directly regarding compatibility. They are quite helpful.
368009
They have a list of the computers it will work with, in the description. If it isn't listed then it won't work. Check the list to see.
1402663
yes it will, I have one, just make sure you have the updated drivers for it, they are online.
1917249
I don't have any idea for sure. Google it and it should say what computers it will work with
1300036
Yes, this Stylus will work with any Penabled device. The LE1600 uses Wacom's Penabled technology.
1873089
If you model has a Core i7 (like NP700XXXXXX) it will work. It's DDR3-1600.
379500
Sorry I can't be of any assistance. I guess you're going to have to do a little research. I'm fairly positive, based upon your question, that this particular model would not work.