I bought one and miss numberpad on keyboard. I there a wireless I can purchase that can be linked to computer without using up a USB port for button?
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Amazon has a number pad made by Satechi which should be compatible with the Bluetooth on your Samsung computer. Priced at about $35.00. Good luck..
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Any wireless should be able to hook up to it I lost my mouse and bought a different Samsung wireless and it worked fine
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According to Samsung, their keyboard and mouse are matched to the dongle provided and it will not work with a third party KB or mouse. Most wireless KB and mouse equipment will require a dongle. One way to avoid using an extra USB port is to purchase a KB that has an integrated number pad and has a wireless mouse a part of the package. I know that Microsoft and Logitech and others sell this type of KB and mouse. That way you can replace the Samsung dongle, KB and mouse with what you purchase.If you want to eliminate all the USB devices you might look into Bluetooth operation. I know very little about what might be available, how it works or if it will work. According to Samsung, their keyboard and mouse are matched to the dongle provided and it will not work with a third party KB or mouse. Most wireless KB and mouse equipment will require a dongle. One way to avoid using an extra USB port is to purchase a KB that has an integrated number pad and has a wireless mouse a part of the package. I know that Microsoft and Logitech and others sell this type of KB and mouse. That way you can replace the Samsung dongle, KB and mouse with what you purchase.If you want to eliminate all the USB devices you might look into Bluetooth operation. I... » Read More According to Samsung, their keyboard and mouse are matched to the dongle provided and it will not work with a third party KB or mouse. Most wireless KB and mouse equipment will require a dongle. One way to avoid using an extra USB port is to purchase a KB that has an integrated number pad and has a wireless mouse a part of the package. I know that Microsoft and Logitech and others sell this type of KB and mouse. That way you can replace the Samsung dongle, KB and mouse with what you purchase.If you want to eliminate all the USB devices you might look into Bluetooth operation. I know very little about what might be available, how it works or if it will work. « Show Less
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there is a wireless port (number 9)on the back of the computer for a wireless plugin. Mine came with my Samsung. If you have that plugin you can connect wireless devices.
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I bought a Logitech wireless keyboard for the same reason - missed the number pad. It does not have a USB.
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The keyboard the comes with the computer requires a USB connection, so I assume that any keyboard from a 3rd party will need one.
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There is a small usb dongle that plugs in to the computer. Keyboard is factory-paired with the dongle via 2.4ghz wireless. Range is typical of other 2.4ghz wireless keyboards.
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I just got the Logitech K400 and it seems to work OK. I chose that one because it has a built in touch pad. I think almost any wireless USB keyboard will work
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There is a ribbon with a connector on it coming from the trackpad area. I unplugged the old keyboard and plugged the new one in. No extra ribbons were required.
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I'm currently using a Logitech K120 keyboard. it's a USB keyboard No problems with the keyboard, works great along with a standard wired USB mouse. Nothing to set up, worked right off the bat. there are two USB ports on the one connect box.
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Bluetooth connects one input device at a time so no. Get a wireless usb mouse
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I'm not using the Mobee num pad anymore. I had to switch to often to from and to the num pad. At the moment I prefer to have a wired keyboard incl. num pad and have the track pad only in use as track pad. The Mobee num pad in it self works fine but in need the 'mouse/track pad' function to often to switch al the time.
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No it is just a keyboard....there is no numeric pad either. A wireless mouse would work just fine in conjunction with the keyboard. That is how I set my thrive up as a laptop.
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Yeah its just a type 7 not a windows 7 keyboard. All you need is a free USB port.
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I don't have it with me at the moment, but I know for sure that it DOES NOT have a numeric keypad. It was no big deal for me, because I was buying this as a personal PC, not to be used for work. I will get back to you later on the USB HDMI port count.
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Since this pad has 1 USB port you can use any keyboard that takes a USB connection. This works well until you need to use the USB drive for something else.
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No battery required. Without further information it appears that your computer did not recognize the device. Try using a different usb port. If that doesn't work leave the keypad plugged in and restart your computer.
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I have one. Is pretty easy. Just press the bluetooth button on the device. Send your tablet to search for it. When it is located write the code your tablet gives on your keyboard and press enter. I will suggest the keyboar that has the pad in the middle.
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Any Logitech universal usb receiver will work. There is one packaged with every wireless logitech mouse, but sold separately they can be stupidly expensive. I'd just compare the price of a replacement to the price of the cheapest logitech laptop mouse you can find.
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The keyboard is an optional item. To be purchased separately. But any Bluetooth can work. This is a cheaper option.
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My Logitech K400r wireless keyboard with integrated touchpad works great with this Android box. You just plug the mini Logitech integrated receiver into one of the boxes USB ports and you are good to go. You can get the K400r, which is an excellent keyboard, for less than 25 bucks on Amazon.
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The little wireless receiver uses a 2.4 ghz transmitter/receiver and not the regular Bluetooth, which may complicate your search for a generic dongle to replace the one that you lost. I am not sure whether the logitech or microsoft ones would work, you probably have to a computer shop to try them out. I haven't seen them been sold as individual parts, but if one of these model do work, you can always go to ebay to find a used example. Otherwise, you should call Lenovo customer service, but i suspect that you are looking at a new mini keyboard.