Can I use it as a remote screen for Wifi/bluetooth enabled laptop computers
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Yes if you want it to play movies using the samsung allshare app over wifi.
1775621
Not stand alone. You can with another device such as an apple TV for macbook pro.
1893065
yes. You can use it on your desktop. Any device has network interface should be able to use this.
133399
It should be possible through the mini USB port, but if you do work that requires a mouse, you should perhaps look at a tablet with a larger, better screen.
255808
So Sorry for the delay, I have been away. I do not think there is a device to convert this to Bluetooth or Wireless. This is a pretty simpledock and not sophisticated enough to handle outside devices.
1209078
Yes if you laptop has Bluetooth 3.0 or higher. Or able to play AD2P. You would have to verify with the Laptop manufacturer.
1679545
Most likely you will need a Bluetooth transmitter USB dongle like the UD2 since most Windows 7 computers are not Bluetooth-enabled.
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Not unless you're adept at writing some software to do so. This device is used mainly for infrared remote control devices.
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Hi JR ... Yes you can as long as your laptop has bluetooth that is A2DP compatible.
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Yes, you can use your laptop or desktop to do all of the same functions. I do this very successfully with no more effort than hooking up the HDMI cable to both the laptop and the HDTV. The main downside for me is that my HDTV and laptop are normally at opposite ends of the house. I have to disconnect the laptop, set up a small table next to the HDTV and then connect the power and HDMI. In addition, my mouse won't work on the laptop from 18 feet away so I have to get up and go to the PC to pause/start the movies. I am seriously considering either the RUKO or a Blu-Ray player to simplify the process. Yes, you can use your laptop or desktop to do all of the same functions. I do this very successfully with no more effort than hooking up the HDMI cable to both the laptop and the HDTV. The main downside for me is that my HDTV and laptop are normally at opposite ends of the house. I have to disconnect the laptop, set up a small table next to the HDTV and then connect the power and HDMI. In addition, my mouse won't work on the laptop from 18 feet away so I have to get up and go to the PC to pause/start the movies. I am seriously considering either the RUKO or a Blu-Ray player to simplify the... » Read More Yes, you can use your laptop or desktop to do all of the same functions. I do this very successfully with no more effort than hooking up the HDMI cable to both the laptop and the HDTV. The main downside for me is that my HDTV and laptop are normally at opposite ends of the house. I have to disconnect the laptop, set up a small table next to the HDTV and then connect the power and HDMI. In addition, my mouse won't work on the laptop from 18 feet away so I have to get up and go to the PC to pause/start the movies. I am seriously considering either the RUKO or a Blu-Ray player to simplify the process. « Show Less
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Only works wirelessly if your laptop has Bluetooth capability. Many laptops do not have Bluetooth, mine included.
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Not a good choice for that purpose. Infrared requires line-of-sight, just like a typical remote control. If you already have wireless headphones, they should have come with a transmitter that plugs into the headphone jack. Unless they happen to be Bluetooth. In which case, you should be able to pair them with your laptop without any extra equipment.
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Yes, this is port replicator, so it works with open laptop. You can even have anothe display plugged in and used as a second display.
597003
The On Screen Menu does not have a Bluetooth option anywhere. Don't know if the wireless adapter would respond to that.
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Yes, you can use your Bluetooth speakers. And the projector should be compatible with your display.
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Yes you can. Only need to synchronize it with the laptop and you are good to go.
1772272
Unless you have some software i don't know about it probably won't work as a touchscreen. it should work fine as either a duplicate monitor (laptop and monitor showing the same) or as a "extended monitor" display, which was how i was using it with Windows 7. Does that answer your question?
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Yes, but you need special software to do it. Do not buy this the range is awful. I could not get this to connect unless it right next to my computer. Sent it back to amazon