Does this work on CHROME OS?
1444542
Honestly I don't know. it didn't work for me when I got it. It was defective so i sent it back
2106247
Yes to chrome. I have not tried Firefox. I haven't found anything that runs on a Windows laptop that will not run on the W510P.
1955066
Check out the Toshiba site for the specs on this monitor and I think you will find that they do not make drivers for Chrome Operating System. Simple reason is - Chrome OS is not like (not as robust as) the Windows or Mac OS in that these OSs can support additional hardware ( ie the USB monitor) and load the drivers that support the hardware. Chrome OS focus is on the connected web not hardware.
862799
Yes, it does. As long as that is the active tab, it will work. Additionally, it will work on Google Slides using Chrome OS and even using Chrome OS to stream it to a TV via a Chromecast. This presenter is VERY Chrome/Google friendly! Tested it on both a Chromebook and a Chromebox.
1572008
yes - but did not play nicely with a chromebox - might work better with a standalone Mac/PC - however, have used the Espon Workforce 545 (albeit inkjet - have 2 of them both work flawlessly for over a year)
325376
Yes, as long as you have a USB port this will work. I had zero install time on my Acer c720 chromebook. Just plug it in and go.
2106249
i love tablet (have keyboard) and run chrome myself, not sure about firefox but cant see why would not work, tab runs win8
1799279
Frankly I don't know as I'm running Linux and not Chromebox, But a quick 'Google Search' tells me NO as others seem to report that D-Link isnt working on their machines either, Possibly you can borrow one from a 'Friend' to test first, But judging from what I read the answer is No and I'd say save your Money!."Sorry I cant Help?".....
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It should work if you have a USB slot like on a regular Laptop or home computer. I'm not sure the type of USB slots are on a Chromebook. Look close at the specifications for the Speaker and also on your Chromebook instructions. Good Luck!
749220
Yes. Use Chrome Remote Desktop, available for free in the Chrome web store.
1750873
Nope, but you can do this: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/3217385?hl=en&source=genius-helpouts
402607
I went to the Google Earth site and the Chrome OS is not listed in the supported operating systems.
1291746
The only games or programs you can use have to come from the Chrome Store. You would have to search the Chrome Store to see if it's available.
325378
I don't have a chromebook, I have a touchscreen laptop and it works fine. I think as long as the chromebook has an usb port it will work.
1059287
Not out of the box. You have to load a BIOS that has everything Windows needs (see http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/03/review-asus-brings-chrome-os-to-mini-pcs-in-a-low-power-inexpensive-package/) It's none trivial and not entirely stable. And given the specifications, this is a woefully underpowered machine to run Windows. Linux stripped down or Chrome OS? It flies (Mine has 6GB of RAM everything else is stock and I'm a power user. No lag, great performance. I use it as my primary system every day now).
195092
Sure can, I actually used it on chrome and it worked great. Hope this helps.
214517
It should, as long as your chrome book has the regular headphone jack. I would imagine it does, just like any other laptop I've seen. You should be good!