Do Brightech-Active2 pair well with a Toshiba Satellite P855-S5321 laptop Windows 8?
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I don't know about that laptop, but I use them with my macbook pro, and they work perfect. Love them.
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I looked up the Toshiba Satellite laptop regarding your question, and I can assure that this USB mouse is compatible with the said notebook as it comes with 2 USB 2.0 ports and 1 USB 3.0 port. Cheers
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I returned mine because I was informed that it would not work with Windows 7 (I have a Toshiba satellite). Bought the Pluggable brand instead and it's working fine.
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I would use this screen here's the link http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-SATELLITE-C855-S5134-Laptop-Screen/dp/B00GDLUW1W/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1403653956&sr=8-4&keywords=C855-S5134+screen be careful of the connector at bottom of screen
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I am running one now on a Windows 8.1 ultrabook. Win 8.1 detected it and installed a compatible driver without me having to do anything.
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It works great with my yoga running Windows 8.2. Should work fine with any Bluetooth adapter.
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You will need to use "active" glasses. I have both Sony and Toshiba which both work.
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Sure is. I use this with my Toshiba satellite with Win 8 and have no problems.
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Sorry for the late response, but don't know if it can work that way. I had a lot of driver conflicts and ended up using a different method. I gave it to a friend that had a toshiba laptop and it seemed to work fine for him.
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Perhaps you could check that all components of Windows 8.1 are working properly. I have no problem with 8.1 on my Lenovo Yoga Pro 2.
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Toshiba Satellite P875-S7200, Intel HD Graphics 4000, Intel Core i5, and 6GB DDR3-1600 memory
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Sorry I can't answer your question for sure, but I don't know why it wouldn't work there are both Toshiba.
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I can´t help you, it work very well with my laptop. And I bought it a long time ago, and it is like new.
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It should work because I was using this dock with an "Intel Next Unit of Computing Kit with HDMI, Thunderbolt, Core i3-3217UDC3217BY". To reduce the possibility of issue do the following: - Install latest BIOS in the machine and upgrade to Windows 8.1. Win 7 should work but I have not tested it, so I cannot recommend it. - Make sure that thunderbolt port is enabled in BIOS. - Install the Intel Thunderbolt Controller Driver for Windows 8.1 (you can get this from Lenovo web page). If you go with Win 7, get Win 7 Thunderbolt drivers instead. - Download latest Broadcom ethernet (NetXtreme Desktop/Mobile) drivers and Fresco Logic (FL-1000/1009 USB 3.0) from station-drivers web site. This docking has a Fresco Logic FL-1100 USB 3 controller, but the listed drivers will worked fine for me. - Turn off Fast Startup on Windows 8.x and shutdown the machine. - Plug the thunderbolt docking - Turn on the machine - Install Ethernet and USB3 drivers. In my case I installed Ethernet drivers first, reboot and then USB 3 drivers. Try hot plug in. As I mentioned before it may or may not work depending on the combination of BIOS and drivers in your machine.
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It is compatible with Bluetooth-enabled PCs, including the Toshiba Thrive. Please email support@satechi.com for further assistance. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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i have a p875 and it works great on mine.it work with all my stuff. tablet phone headphones and speaker although the hk speakers on the laptop are way better.
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I do not know. You need to see if your Toshiba is set up for Nvidia Vision2. If so, and the laptop has a emitter (wireless receiver) built in for the glasses, they will work fine. I bought a BenQ 3D computer screen. It has electronics built inside of it to talk to Nvidia Vision2 3D glasses, as well as a emitter. A emitter is a wireless device that talks to the glasses. Some Nvidia Vision2 3D devices have no emitter. You have to buy that as a extra device. Usually it plugs into a USB port (USB 2.0 is fine). Also note: Old time Nvidia 3D glasses were called 3D Vision not 3D vision 2. Make sure all of your stuff is Nvidia 3D vision2 and not Nvidia 3D vision. I hope this helps. jack I do not know. You need to see if your Toshiba is set up for Nvidia Vision2. If so, and the laptop has a emitter (wireless receiver) built in for the glasses, they will work fine. I bought a BenQ 3D computer screen. It has electronics built inside of it to talk to Nvidia Vision2 3D glasses, as well as a emitter. A emitter is a wireless device that talks to the glasses. Some Nvidia Vision2 3D devices have no emitter. You have to buy that as a extra device. Usually it plugs into a USB port (USB 2.0 is fine). Also note: Old time Nvidia 3D glasses were called 3D Vision not 3D vision 2. Make... » Read More I do not know. You need to see if your Toshiba is set up for Nvidia Vision2. If so, and the laptop has a emitter (wireless receiver) built in for the glasses, they will work fine. I bought a BenQ 3D computer screen. It has electronics built inside of it to talk to Nvidia Vision2 3D glasses, as well as a emitter. A emitter is a wireless device that talks to the glasses. Some Nvidia Vision2 3D devices have no emitter. You have to buy that as a extra device. Usually it plugs into a USB port (USB 2.0 is fine). Also note: Old time Nvidia 3D glasses were called 3D Vision not 3D vision 2. Make sure all of your stuff is Nvidia 3D vision2 and not Nvidia 3D vision. I hope this helps. jack « Show Less