Does it work with Chrome, e.g. a Chromebook or Chromebox?
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It did not work well for me. I am a PM in the IT industry and do a lot of conference calls. The outgoing audio was terrible so I just use my cell phone or desk phone.
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Honestly, I don't know. I use mine perfectly with my Windows laptop, and I didn't have to do anything but plug it in to a usb port. Works a lot better than my wired mouse, actually. I think this is designed to be compatible across the board, but I am not familiar with Chromebook.
477600
No. Also, it might not work with all the operating systems. It did not work for Chrome OS. With Windows, it was awesome!
2143491
My only use of this keyboard is with the Chromebox. It should work fine with a Chromebook also. This keyboard is smaller than normal PC keyboard, but it would be larger than a typical notebook keyboard.
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Stan, while I don't have an HP Chromebox, if other 2.4Ghz wireless devices (eg. mouse, keyboard, etc.) work with the Chromebox as plug-n-play (eg. no configuration), then this will as well. I use mine on both Windows and Android platforms; tablets, TV sticks, Minix TVBoxes, x86 desktop/laptops - just plug in the 2.4Ghz receiver into the USB2.0 port. Hope this helps
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I imagine it would..Never tried it with chrome though. I bought this as a backup for older pc repair with no wifi card. Mainly older WinXp back when I bought it.
100014
I don't have chromebook. The speaker works well with my Vaio. Plug in the USB and it plays -- that simply.
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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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It should... it works on my Playstation 3 so it should definitely work on a Chromebox. Long story short anything that implements a USB protocol would work just fine.
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It doesn't work with anything. It is the worst device ever. I returned it and buyed the Google Chromecast. It works great. And works with Win7.
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I can tell you it works perfectly on the chromebox. I can't see why it would not work on the chromebook. It's running the same software (chrome os) and has very similar hardware. Besides, Amazon's return policy is amazing so I think it's worth the risk. By the way, I personally like the keyboard a lot. I thought I would miss caps lock, but I don't. It's a great keyboard for learning all of the amazing keyboard shortcuts in the chrome environment. I rarely touch my mouse anymore! Hope this helps.
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Hi Donald. It's not compatible with Chromebook. This Linksys USB Ethernet Adapter will only work with computers running on Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, and Mac OSX 10.5.
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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?".....
324853
Yes, my wireless mouse works on my Chromebook. The mouse receiver is plugged into the USB port of the Chromebook and the mouse works great.
2067957
Yes, it does work with a Chromebook...I used one yesterday with my Samsung 303/ARM Chromebook in order to gain access via temporary ethernet cable-connection to the web-based setup pages for my new router. Worked like a charm, and doesn't need the driver which is on a mini-cd shiped with it...just plug-and-play.
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I do not have a Chromebook, but I do not see any reason why this mouse will not work.
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It works with (Ubuntu) Linux. Chrome OS is a Linux kernel-based operating system designed by Google (quote from Wikipedia). So it probably works. The specific question is: "Did Google include the driver for this device when creating the Chrome OS variant of the Linux kernel?". My guess is that they did. But that is only a guess.