Can you use a Wireless keyboard?
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I don't know, but in conjunction with the 3D player and a router I've used a smart phone.
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I have the 55" model. Like mine, the LGLW5300 appears to NOT be a smart tv nor does the blu-ray player that comes with it have samrt tv capabilities according to he specs at http://www.walmart.com/ip/LG-47-Class-3D-LED-1080p-120Hz-1.2-ultra-slim-47LW5300-with-3D-Blu-ray-and-4-Pair-of-3D-Glasses-Bundle/16878618#Specifications. Hence there is no keyboard. I suggest you get an LG smart tv. I got a "smart" samsung 3D blu-ray player for $100 that streams video AND has a web browser and feed that to my "dumb" 3D 55" LG. You could do that to your 47" LG. However, few "smart" devices have web browsers and fewer have keyboards. I have the 55" model. Like mine, the LGLW5300 appears to NOT be a smart tv nor does the blu-ray player that comes with it have samrt tv capabilities according to he specs at http://www.walmart.com/ip/LG-47-Class-3D-LED-1080p-120Hz-1.2-ultra-slim-47LW5300-with-3D-Blu-ray-and-4-Pair-of-3D-Glasses-Bundle/16878618#Specifications. Hence there is no keyboard. I suggest you get an LG smart tv. I got a "smart" samsung 3D blu-ray player for $100 that streams video AND has a web browser and feed that to my "dumb" 3D 55" LG. You could do that to your... » Read More I have the 55" model. Like mine, the LGLW5300 appears to NOT be a smart tv nor does the blu-ray player that comes with it have samrt tv capabilities according to he specs at http://www.walmart.com/ip/LG-47-Class-3D-LED-1080p-120Hz-1.2-ultra-slim-47LW5300-with-3D-Blu-ray-and-4-Pair-of-3D-Glasses-Bundle/16878618#Specifications. Hence there is no keyboard. I suggest you get an LG smart tv. I got a "smart" samsung 3D blu-ray player for $100 that streams video AND has a web browser and feed that to my "dumb" 3D 55" LG. You could do that to your 47" LG. However, few "smart" devices have web browsers and fewer have keyboards. « Show Less
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I have the same question - I've tried two different wireless keyboards via USB dongle but both trigger the "USB device not supported" error - tried Logitech & HP.
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On screen or you can purchase a Bluetooth keyboard. I did and it works great!
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I use an Apple wireless keyboard, which I love. I see no way a mouse can be used with it. I also like the Orgami Workstation.
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Any type of USB keyboard should work. However, the Logitech k400 wireless keyboard with built in mouse is an excellent choice.
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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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If you can use a and non Bluetooth wireless mouse you can use this keyboard if not it won't work because it may need a driver in order for it to work like when you connect something to a PC.
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Jon, the wireless keyboard comes with a small USB receiver with plugs into any USB port on you laptop. When you 1st receive your wireless keyboard, read directions of course, but simply plug the USB receiver into the USB port and wait while windows finds and loads the driver for it. A caption will appear on your screen the the new device is ready to use. Hope this helps.
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No. It's a touchpad, not a keyboard. You use it like a touchpad on any laptop computer.
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Yes, wireless keyboards/mouse use a USB drive and the TV has that capability. Someone had written that it only supports some, but I bought a keyboard/mouse combo for about $24 from Amazon and it works fine.
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nope, keyboard is not bluetooth compatible, that is probably why most key combinations do not work
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Yes it can, any wired or wireless keyboard and mouse will work with the device.
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you can use a combo wireless keyboard and mouse and you will be fine, however I won't be at this point purchase this model any more because there are others on the market with better and bigger ROM, the more ROM the more programs can be hold on memory to run at any giving time.
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It depends on the keyboard.like Nathaniel said: if it's a USB, it's not much of a problem. I don't think a bluetooth will work on it.
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No. You have to use the standard remote, which is a major hassle, or purchase a wireless keyboard.
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Technically yes, but note this is a WIRED keyboard (with a short USB cable). For Home Theater I imagine you would prefer a wireless keyboard.
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Do not think so. The mouse and keyboard have USB ports on the switch, so I can't see how they would be connected with a wireless technique. The driver for the wireless mouse and keyboard are different in an electronic sense.