The title says "5 Device 1 Year PC". Do all 5 devices have to be PC? Can it be Mac/Android/iOS as well?
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The devices are any device connected to the internet to include MAc/Android/iOS. I love this program, it did not slow down my computer or continuously bug me with updates. It completely works behind the scenes.
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This wouldn't work for that. Windows and OS X PCs support USB devices but iOS and Android devices don't. In other words this works fine for Windows and OS X, wouldn't work with anything else.
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I had the same question based on descriptions of other multitouch monitors. I am using it with windows 8.1 and it works just like a tablet. You can touch it anywhere and it registers and responds to the touch. I don't think 5 or 10 point applies to touch monitors used with Windows 8
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On a PC, probably not. Your software will ask you which of the 5 devices to use and then you will have the 2In/2Out of only the device that you pick. On Mac it should be possible though, create an aggregate device... http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1215 Does Windows have something like that now? I don't use Windows for music anymore, so not sure... maybe someone will let us know. Also, on a Mac it should work in theory, but who knows if the driver will be able to handle all those similar devices at the same time... you will have to try and see what kind of quality you get... might stutter or crackle etc. Good luck! It is a cool idea... I hope it works for you. On a PC, probably not. Your software will ask you which of the 5 devices to use and then you will have the 2In/2Out of only the device that you pick. On Mac it should be possible though, create an aggregate device... http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1215 Does Windows have something like that now? I don't use Windows for music anymore, so not sure... maybe someone will let us know. Also, on a Mac it should work in theory, but who knows if the driver will be able to handle all those similar devices at the same time... you will have to try and see what kind of quality you get... might stutter or... » Read More On a PC, probably not. Your software will ask you which of the 5 devices to use and then you will have the 2In/2Out of only the device that you pick. On Mac it should be possible though, create an aggregate device... http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1215 Does Windows have something like that now? I don't use Windows for music anymore, so not sure... maybe someone will let us know. Also, on a Mac it should work in theory, but who knows if the driver will be able to handle all those similar devices at the same time... you will have to try and see what kind of quality you get... might stutter or crackle etc. Good luck! It is a cool idea... I hope it works for you. « Show Less
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Depends.. you would only need single user based CAL if the same user is logging into 5 computers, or more user CALs (say 10 user CALs) if 10 users would randomly login into 5 computers (in that case you may want to use device CALs).
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Bluetooth is Bluetooth, it shouldn't be any different for apple products. I believe it can only do a single device. I do not know about registering multiple devices to it. Under a desk and across the room aren't an issue. The signal is strong
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Nick, The software is web based so the type of computer is irrelevant you just need internet access. The hardware requires Mac OS-X 10.5. Remember that after the first year you have to pay a annual fee or else the device is useless.
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None, the pc version is the same product with the unifying receiver included.
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It is an apple version, Mac platform which can be upgraded once you initialize the unit. Currently 7.1 iOS
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It can be installed and used on one computer. If you need to upgrade to more than one, call the company. But be cautious, we have stopped using it because of the inaccurate time keeping.
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Yes. You can have up to 4 devices paired at any time. The is also a "primary" device in case more than one is trying to connect to avoid device contention.
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NO! And it won't be for a couple years according to tech-support. Personally I feel that's very foolish, I'm not sure if they are repurposing someone else's device.
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Hi Jeffrey, I have used both PCs and Macs. The transition is temporary. The joy lasts a lifetime. The Apple software bundled with the Mac is designed as beautifully as is the machine.
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Depends . . . on Macs, no, on PCs, you will be prompted to set this device up (select the default settings).
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3 PCs for 1 year yes, you are exactly right, means you can install on up to 3 PCs and the license would be for 1 year from date of purchase/installation.
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Yes, you can change it an another device at the same time, BUT THIS IS A PIECE OF JUNK, DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! I used my for maybe 7 times over a 5 - 8 month span and it stopped working. I hope this helps and saves you some money.
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I checked for myself before I bought it (love it). Simply put, it can only be installed on 1 PC at a time but can be moved around using a license transfer feature. So you're protected and they are protected. They're good folks...smart folks and loyal to their customers.