The Intel Compute Stick is a remarkably small ... Or you could use a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard to keep the USB port free for a flash drive or other accessories. Now Intel has another way ...

You won't need to dig up a USB keyboard to use with the Compute Stick unless ... 867Mbps 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2 are provided by an embedded Intel 8260 adapter, the same kind you ...

The Intel Compute Stick is a desktop computer ... You can get creative though: use a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard and the USB port is free for other peripherals. Personally I tested the Compute ...

This year, Intel gives the Compute Stick a performance boost ... For my home setup, I opted to connect a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse to the Compute Stick, and by using a WiFi printer, I found ...

How to Uninstall an Intel Accelerator Driver How ... first make sure your keyboard is in range of the Bluetooth adapter on the computer. Check the keyboard's user guide for the optimal range ...

See also: Intel Pledges $300M To Take On GamerGate And Diversity In Tech That means it’s not just for streaming. By plugging in the Compute Stick and connecting a USB or Bluetooth keyboard ...

With the Intel Compute Stick, I could easily place Halo ... For instance, I use a Logitech T650 Trackpad with an Inateck Bluetooth keyboard. Both are light and very thin, and when combined ...

The combo Wi-Fi/Bluetooth wireless card is now an Intel dual-band Wireless ... Initial setup for the first Intel Compute Stick required the use of a USB hub or combo keyboard/mouse.

Connectivity is provided through 802.11bgn WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0, and Intel will also include an HDMI extender. Not a fan of Windows 8.1? Intel will also offer an Ubuntu version of the Compute ...

There’s also a full-sized USB port, and Bluetooth 4.0 for connecting a mouse and keyboard. Intel originally planned to ship the Compute Stick in March, but Newegg is listing a release date of ...

When Intel announced ... and an infuriating keyboard delay. It took other Sean a solid hour to sort out the problem: the Compute Stick uses a single chip for both WiFi and Bluetooth communications ...

The Intel Compute Stick is up for preorder ... and contains both a USB port and Bluetooth for connecting a keyboard, mouse, and other peripherals. Like the inexpensive Chromebooks Hisense and ...