Is this a Bluetooth keyboard/mouse? Does anyone know what cable I will need to use the Alphasmart 2000 with a laptop??????
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No, this particular model uses 27 MHz wireless technology, which makes it cheaper to produce but not nearly as functional as bluetooth models. It has a wireless range of no more than six feet, making it unsuitable for applications such as WebTV that require performance over greater distances. Also, 27 MHz keyboards are much less secure -- they don't come anywhere close to matching the 128-bit encryption that bluetooth devices offer (though this may not be as big of a deal, given the limited range of 27 MHz devices). If you want a bluetooth keyboard, Logitech does make them, but they're much more expensive. A middle of the road option would be to explore a 2.4 GHz model that does not use the bluetooth standard. You can check them out on Logitech's web site: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard_mice_combos/devices/4677&cl=us,en
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A Bluetooth mouse will work with this. I have a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse working through the Targus. A USB "wireless" mouse will only work with the adapter that came with it.
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I can use wireless mouse. For keyboard, I use the keyboard within the laptop, it is working. I have not used a wireless keyboard so far. Hope this helps. Any other question, please let me know.
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I guess I don't see what your talking about? Regardless of color I selected they all describe wireless (Not Bluetooth) and most also show the USB you insert on a computer. If you want Bluetooth, you'll need to search for Bluetooth and not just wireless. Good luck.
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http://www.laptopkey.com/KeyboardKeys.php/Microsoft/Bluetooth%20Keyboard/6000
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buy any BT keyboard that has a usb dongle and plug it in. You could buy the WiFi/Bt card (I have it for Wifi), but most BT keyboard bring the dongle (logitech). IR is bad, line of sight
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you can use a wireless bluetooth keyboard/ mouse combo to, as I do. It works great!!!
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Hi. This keyboard is wired (USB 2.0). It'd be nice if it were wireless. So in use, you have the cable for the keyboard and the cable between the halves of the keyboard. Lots of wires to see, which is something you have to be OK with. Hope this helps...
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Sorry, I have no knowledge or experience with either of these devices. It works fine with ordinary wired USB keyboards and mice.
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The keyboard and mouse requires a dongle to communicate and is contained in the packaging. BTW--the mouse will work alone or in conjunction with the keyboard. I have been very satisfied with this keyboard and mouse.
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Use a Blue Tooth Device. I did find ONE, and only one, wireless keyboard and mouse that also worked through the USB port with an USB to OTG adaptor; the receiver plugged into the USB 2.0 side of the adaptor while the other end plugged into the USB port of the Mach Speed. The keyboard/mouse was sold under the Inland name. An attempt with a Logitech failed.
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The Blue Tooth keyboards suggested are not very useful. They are too small and hard to type. If you have usb wireless keyboard and mice you won't need one at all. I bought one and found it just wasting my money. Besides you are using CX-919 at home to connect to your big TV. So use your PC USB wireless KB and mice is much easier.
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yes, I'm using a USB keyboard w/ built in mouse, shared between two touchscreen monitors. Works perfectly.
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It's a standard USB keyboard, worked fine with my desktop & laptop.Whatever you connect it to, consider the possibility of a kid pulling it away across the room - a laptop is lighter and easier to pull off the table this way. (Taping some of the cord to the table might help. Also, taping the keyboard's end of cord to back of the keyboard will protect the connection there.)
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I use a standard wireless mouse and keyboard that uses a mini usb receiver. You can use a wired USB mouse and keyboard as well. You will need to add a separate wireless network / bluetooth card if you want bluetooth mouse and keyboard. I have this card: Intel Network 7260.HMWG WiFi Wireless-AC 7260 H/T Dual Band 2x2 AC+Bluetooth HMC. The IR port is for a remote control, such as a windows media center remote.
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If the mouse has a USB Bluetooth transmitter, it should be fine, but the laptop does not appear to have built in Bluetooth or anything.
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I'm not a computer person, but I believe that it just plugs into the power source on your laptop to communicate with the mouse. I didn't have to install and software, so should be fine.