can you use this on a chromebook/chrome os operating system?
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You can use it but Chrome has some drawbacks with DoD certificates. So, if you aren't using for DoD access you should be fine. The hardware works as expected and I have 2 of them.
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I do not know. I use it on laptop running windows 7 and a desktop running XP.
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ChromeOS is actually based on Linux, and there are already a lot of people running Chromebooks who have them set up to be able to run Linux and ChromeOS both.These haven't been shipped yet for anyone to actually try it out, but the hardware seems like fairly standard stuff so I'd be very surprised if you couldn't run Linux on it easily.
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No it doesn't, also be aware it doesn't run a OS like win or mac. Chrome isn't compatible with a lot of programs I found out after the fact
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Microsoft does not offer a driver for the chromebook, so ultimately no. You may be able to find a 3rd party driver that could force it to work however that can be risky.
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Yes, according to Google Support. Details at https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/183093?hl=en It's a regular flash/thumb/USB drive, so there should be no problem with any computer or tablet that has a USB or a micro-USB port.
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Yes, but I would recommend checking to see if your model Chromebook supports Bluetooth, and going with that to save a USB port.
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If the Chromebook has a USB port it should work fine. There is no dedicated back button, just the standard 2 buttons.
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Yes. It will work on the Chromebook. Works great and they have real customer service !!!
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Yes, this works with Chromebooks and Chromeboxes. It is a great addition to either product for anyone looking to use a regular sized keyboard with Chrome functions built in.
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No. Also, it might not work with all the operating systems. It did not work for Chrome OS. With Windows, it was awesome!
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I use it on my laptop so as long as you have a USB port on your Chromebook I don't see why it wouldn't work. Just plug the USB from the mouse into a USB on your Chromebook and slide the on/off switch on the bottom of the mouse to on to activate. If for some reason it doesn't immediately recognize the mouse, push the connect button on the bottom of the mouse.
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I don't have a chromebook, I have a touchscreen laptop and it works fine. I think as long as the chromebook has an usb port it will work.
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I am considering getting a chromebook as my primary work machine (to compliment nexus 5 and nexus 7) the ability to Skype is a great concern to me as well. I've read a few guides on how to run Ubuntu from a usb stick on a chromebook. Having a "full" os on a chromebook would make it a bit more powerful.
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This is a better question for Google, the drive is formatted in NTFS file system, The chromebook would reqire some sort of chromebook driver to work.
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Yes. That is what I am using the mouse for. You have to have a USB port in your Chromebook to plug the receiver in.
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I'm not sure about a Chromebook but I use it with Ubuntu which like ChromeOS on your Chromebook runs on the Linux Kernel. You don't need to install driver software for this camera on Linux as the drivers are built into the Kernel. You just need to plug it in and restart.
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Can you download sites like pogo, slingo,or casino sites on the chromebook?