All you have to do is plug into the USB port on a laptop?
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NO, You have to plug into a USB port for power and into the speaker/headset port for audio. You can use any USB type power source, battery bank, USB charger, computer, etc.. The audio source can also be anything with an 3.5mm audio output jack. (bluetooth reciver, etc.
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Use the USB cord and connect it to computer or laptop. Also you an outlet that supports a USB cord.
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That's a bluetooth mouse. If your laptop has Bluetooth, you can use it without a USB port.
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This plugs into a usb port in your laptop. simple connection. with or without a router.
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No, but just use a USB adaptor? you can get some cheap laptop adapters, too.
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The easiest way is to simply plug it in with the provided cord to your computer.
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No USB port. Not sure why you'd need one. You can plug it directly into the headphone outlet in a laptop.
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It is powered via USB 2.0, which can be done by plugging into the laptop USB
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No, it needs to plug into a provided USB cable to connect to a computer (which is easy).
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The unit comes with a USB cord that you charge it on your computer only or laptop. It needs a USB port to charge the unit, no other adapter.
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Yes you just buy one and hook it into the usb port. It's the same as any other laptop :)
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yes ,load the software then plug this to laptop usb port and a tv antenna on the other side
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Yes, just plug it into a USB port, or buy a wireless mouse that has the piece that plugs into your computer. It is sort of like having a touchscreen and a track-pad like most Windows8 laptops have. It does require a separate USB port on the computer...
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On the backside of the device, right next to the battery compartment, there is a sliding tab marked USB. Slide the tab down, and the USB plug emerges from the base of the device to plug into your computer. Wonderfully convenient!
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i never really use this much, but i guess you plug it in the usb port on the laptop
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Not USB. It plugs into what used to be called the PCMCIA (PC CARD) port on the side of a laptop. This is for older laptops that did not have wifi or if the internal wifi no longer works.
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Not really. you could physically plug it in, but it is custom fit for a few specific laptops.