how can i use it for my Laptop via wireless?? tell what device can read this in my system??
449538
If u have a Mac computer there is Bluetooth. So u can wirelessly use the speakers for: iPhone, android, tablet
449539
I'm not sure but if your laptop has blue tooth it may communicate. I use it with my iPhone and iPad.
449540
This device communicates via Bluetooth, which is a brand-name wireless standard. Your laptop must be Bluetooth capable, or you must purchase a Bluetooth adapter if your laptop does not have one built in.
449541
The computer picks it up automatically. Don't know how to answer the 2nd part.
1508236
It is a Blue tooth device, so I would think that any device that uses this technology would probably work. It also has a wire that you can hook up directly to a USB port. I have used it on my laptop before.
1365502
I personally have not tried that with this device, but I doubt it. The device is designed for printers, your wireless should be set up for usb connection.
1590268
Its not wireless...here is a usb wire to plug into the computer to charge it and an auxiliary cord to plug into your device
931652
I'm using one right now. USB wireless, or wired works fine. Just don't go for Bluetooth. There's no internal support for that.
1496581
The one I bought is not wireless. Also, WiFi requires purchase of dongle or Ethernet cable.
2014142
You must have Internet. It can then be attached by wire or used wirelessly.
1082064
No, it definitely won't be *exactly* as if it was plugged in. When plugged in, Windows is going to view it as a drive, assign it a drive letter, and allow you to copy files to it via copy/paste, drag/drop, etc. I haven't confirmed it, but I can all but guarantee it won't work that way when accessing it via WiFi from your PC. In fact, my guess is, you can view content, but not alter it via WiFi. again, I haven't tried, but that would be my guess. If I get a chance, I'll try and let you know.
1337784
Only works wirelessly if your laptop has Bluetooth capability. Many laptops do not have Bluetooth, mine included.
791729
You can use this device with serial port on your laptop. In this configuration, you would either connect to another identical unit connected to another serial port, or to any other laptop or computer with Bluetooth capability. Think of it as a Bluetooth wireless serial bridge. You either remote connect to a serial device or you use two of them to create a wireless serial bridge.
877904
The device has no wifi capability, you pc may be wifi but the device needs a hard wired connection AFAIK.
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It comes with built in wifi. So the easiest way would be to purchase a tiny usb bluetooth receiver. This would take up a usb port, but would only stick out of the computer by a few milimeters, far less than other cables you might have attached. That would get the job done.
2131305
Thank you for the response! Absolutely correct, feed it a wireless signal and you are good to go!
1949791
Most laptops have a built-in antenna. They are usually pretty good, so I don't see the point in using a USB wireless receiver. You could always connect to your router with a lan cable, or if it has a wireless transmitter (WI-FI) you could connect wirelessly. I don't thing you could connect the flat panel antenna to your laptop.
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Yes you can! But I couldn't figure it ou how to use wireless!!!! I don't know how to work, if you find out tell me please! Thanks
950512
This device can offer SMB service, just as what is used on MS Windows to share files, you can read any type of data through WiFi. The transportation is not fast in my network.
1271503
You need to make sure your laptop or desktop has Wi-Fi (wireless) connectivity. Also, it's od idea to buy from vendor you know and trust. I had two HP Wi-Fi mice go bad on me