Will this work on a Chrome Book computer?
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Yes. Just plug in the green colored cord. Green is for sound and red is for the mic so it doesnt make a difference if that one is plugged in
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While I do not know for sure, I would assume that as long as the Chromebook has an HDMI port and the projector is a VGA connection, I would think it would work.
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If the Chromebook will allow for a keyboard (USB) to be connected, then yes, this one would work. It would just have the French keyboard layout (AZERTY) instead of the US one (QWERTY). You should be able to change the input settings, though, in ChromeOS to be AZERTY French. In Windows, this is done through the Control Panel, Clock, Language and Region, set input device (keyboard) to French-France.And, it should go without saying but this keyboard will just let you type the accented characters common to the French language. It will not actually translate your English into French (or vice versa). If it could do that, then Aramedia would have a freakin' Nobel prize. If the Chromebook will allow for a keyboard (USB) to be connected, then yes, this one would work. It would just have the French keyboard layout (AZERTY) instead of the US one (QWERTY). You should be able to change the input settings, though, in ChromeOS to be AZERTY French. In Windows, this is done through the Control Panel, Clock, Language and Region, set input device (keyboard) to French-France.And, it should go without saying but this keyboard will just let you type the accented characters common to the French language. It will not actually translate your English into French... » Read More If the Chromebook will allow for a keyboard (USB) to be connected, then yes, this one would work. It would just have the French keyboard layout (AZERTY) instead of the US one (QWERTY). You should be able to change the input settings, though, in ChromeOS to be AZERTY French. In Windows, this is done through the Control Panel, Clock, Language and Region, set input device (keyboard) to French-France.And, it should go without saying but this keyboard will just let you type the accented characters common to the French language. It will not actually translate your English into French (or vice versa). If it could do that, then Aramedia would have a freakin' Nobel prize. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. I do know it works with every chromebook. If its a chromebook it should work. This is the best one I've ever had and works perfect with my samsung chromebook.
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Yes, it works great with my chromebook; I'm not tech savvy, so my son-in-law set it up for me, and I'm very happy with it.
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Yes, but I would recommend checking to see if your model Chromebook supports Bluetooth, and going with that to save a USB port.
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I do not have a chrome book, but from my experience with the item dealing with android and Ubuntu this should work as a generic hub.
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I can't say with 100% certainty since I haven't tried, but based on the way Chrome OS works, I would say no. Chrome is a cloud - based operating system meaning it relies on web-based applications rather than ones installed on the computer. Any storage space on the Chromebook is probably meant to store local media files rather than programs. This program utilizes a Windows - based executable file which would almost certainly not run on Chrome. You will probably have to find a web-based version of this or an alternative, unless you can find a program that will emulate Windows in the Chromebook. There are emulation programs like VMware and Parallels for Mac that would allow you to do this, but I don't know of any similar programs for Chrome at this point. Good luck in any event.
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I don't know anything about the "Google ChromeBook" device (I use the "Freedom Stick Bolt" with an "Acer" "Windows 7" laptop), but as per the manufacturer's information, the device works with the following operating systems: SUPPORTED OPERATING SYSTEMS (as per manufacturer's information): WINDOWS XP with SP3; Vista 32/64; Windows 7 MAC OS 10.5.x, 10.6.x, and 10.7.x Linux, Android, and Chrome versions that support Remote Network Driver Interface Service Specification (RNDIS) or Communication Device Class (CDC) devices. ALSO:...Your "Chromebook" MUST HAVE A USB PORT FOR THE "BOLT" TO OPERATE! Hope my info helps you some!
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BobjGear *** MANUFACTURER *** answered:This Ethernet Adapter has been designed to work with all Chromebooks
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I have not tried it with a chromebook, but it would be very surprising if it did not work. It is an excellent product.
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No because the Chromebook has no disc drive and this program requires one. It must be downloaded onto the hard drive.
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Yes, according to Google Support. Details at https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/183093?hl=en It's a regular flash/thumb/USB drive, so there should be no problem with any computer or tablet that has a USB or a micro-USB port.
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I'm not sure I understand your question... I am using this with my Dell XPX and it's great. Just plug and play. I don't have a chromebook, so I can't tell you the results, but what I can say is if this is shipped or processed through Amazon, you can always send it back if it does not work. Always check the return policy whenever you buy on Amazon... Hope this information helps.
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Hi Joy, I strongly don't believe so but can't be exactly sure. you can try installing your Kindle e-reader program but I don't think this chromebook will accept it. This is if you have already purchased this Acer C7 Chromebook.
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Yes, this works with Chromebooks and Chromeboxes. It is a great addition to either product for anyone looking to use a regular sized keyboard with Chrome functions built in.
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Can't say for sure as I have never used a Chromebook. Best advice I can give is to go to the HP site and go to the bottom and use the Contact Us link. You can ask them directly about that specific mouse and if it works with the Chromebook. HP is really good about responding!