Is it useable as a PC keyboard? And what is the connection, plug or USB? I have a need for small PC type keyboard for a Rasberry type computer
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Bluetooth connection. I've only been successful using this with an iPhone 4s.
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It's bluetooth so if your computer has bluetooth then you can use it as a remote keyboard. The charger is mini (not micto) USB
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I use it for my android phone and my Linux box And my PC Windows 8 box. But does it work for your Raspberry Pi I don't know I don't have one. its bluetooth the cable is just for charging.
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Hi. This keyboard is wired (USB 2.0). It'd be nice if it were wireless. So in use, you have the cable for the keyboard and the cable between the halves of the keyboard. Lots of wires to see, which is something you have to be OK with. Hope this helps...
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Yes. I chose to use a converter so I could plug it into a pin-style keyboard port and keep my USB ports free for other gadgets. No problems with this keyboard at all. It is my favorite out of all the ones I've ever used.
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I use mine for a laptop.It is smaller than most atandard keyboards. I am assuming that since it is USB, that it will work with a compatible port. However for my tablet, I use a tablet size keyboard. It is not wireless.If you have Bluetooth capabilities, I would look for a Bluetooth combo mouse & keyboard. They are usually smaller & more portable. The Enermax Briskie is great choice otherwise.
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I have connected keyboards, mice, external hard drives, and combo keyboard and touchpads to it. All worked fine. It has effectively two USB ports--a regular one and an on the go port that will also let you access it from a computer. If you need more than two USB connections you will need a hub, and the advice to use a powered hub is good, especially if the additional devices are like a network card, bluetooth dongle, or dongle for a wireless keyboard.
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There is a mini usb port on the keyboard, but it is only used for charging the battery of the bluetooth keyboard. You can't, for example, plug a USB mouse into the keyboard and have it function.
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You can hook it up to a speaker, but not with USB-- you just use an audio cable to connect a speaker (or a pair of speakers for stereo) to the keyboard's "HEADPHONES/OUTPUT" jack.
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The Blue Tooth keyboards suggested are not very useful. They are too small and hard to type. If you have usb wireless keyboard and mice you won't need one at all. I bought one and found it just wasting my money. Besides you are using CX-919 at home to connect to your big TV. So use your PC USB wireless KB and mice is much easier.
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I don't know since I have a PC. Works well in mine and all I had to do was connect to my computer like any other keyboard.
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The keyboard doesn't come with a driver disk so it's basically compatible with anything. It's a plug and play type keyboard.
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It shouldn't have anything to do with your keyboard. This USB wired mouse connects to any USB port and interacts with your operating system, not the KB.
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It is a USB Keyboard and does not require special drivers. Should work with any computer having USB Ports.
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I haven't used this to connect a regular USB keyboard, but I have used it in combination with a J5Create Wormhole Switch to connect to a laptop, which allows the laptop keyboard to be used for my 1st generation iPad. So, in theory, this USB hub has that kind of functionality, but I suspect it may have as much to do with the keyboard as it does the hub. I'd try it for you, but as someone else noted, the iPad dock connector doesn't supply enough power to supply the needs of a non-powered USB accessory, and I don't have a USB keyboard that has its own power.
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Presuming it's plugged into a working USB 2.0 port (the keyboard one, not the USB extension -- they're labled) and presuming your computer's bios can detect USB keyboards, it's likely your keyboard is borked. I suggest testing it on another system nearby if you have one, otherwise, time to call Amazon.(This is in response to the reply to my prior comment, not the original question.)
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Could use with keyboard but not really designed for it. Has 2 inputs and USB
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The keyboard plugs into a standard USB port, so I don't see why not. I use it on my PC, so can't say for sure, but USB is USB, I think.
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Yes, this keyboard has worked well for me. USB wire from keyboard is not very rugged. Just go gently with the wire when you plug it in to usb port.