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This Platinum Kope Series PT-MS2LF2B case features SG Bumper technology to safeguard your Microsoft Surface RT or Surface 2 against damage. Leather material offers a stylish look to complement your device.
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Excellent cover for our Surface 2. Durable and looks good. Fits the keyboard as well. Excellent buy and at a good price.
My Best Buy number: 0740124097
My Best Buy number: 0740124097
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Draw pictures, take notes and more with this Microsoft 5PT-00001 pen, which is compatible with Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2 to simplify operation.
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This is probably a good product, but it does not work with the Surface 2. The packaging did not make that clear and the sales person said it would work fine. He lied.
If we had a Surface Pro, this item would have a better rating.
My Best Buy number: 0740124097
My Best Buy number: 0740124097
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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home theatre with wireless speakers
Hi,
This is my current config:
- Samsung 52'' 1080p LCD tv
- Samsung BluRay player
- Rogers HD tv box
I want a surround sound config which will allow me to connect all three devices AND it has wireless rear speakers. What are my options?
This is my current config:
- Samsung 52'' 1080p LCD tv
- Samsung BluRay player
- Rogers HD tv box
I want a surround sound config which will allow me to connect all three devices AND it has wireless rear speakers. What are my options?
Couple of options. You can buy a surround sound system and plug all your devices into it (probably routing through the TV would be easiest). If you can find one that comes with Wireless rear speakers then you're golden. Odds are its not out there. So, RocketFish makes a wireless adapter that you plug into your surround sound to make your rear speakers wireless. You'd then plug your rear speakers into a receiver. So not totally wireless, but no wires from the front of your room to the back.
Next option is to buy wireless speakers (not sure who makes them) for your rear speaker. Again there would be an adapter that plugs into your surround sound to send the signal to the rear speakers.
Last, and most expensive option is to get the SONOS system. Totally wireless for all your speakers. As an added bonus you can play sound from any of your devices (phone, computer, tables....) via your home wifi network. Very versitle, but expensive.
Next option is to buy wireless speakers (not sure who makes them) for your rear speaker. Again there would be an adapter that plugs into your surround sound to send the signal to the rear speakers.
Last, and most expensive option is to get the SONOS system. Totally wireless for all your speakers. As an added bonus you can play sound from any of your devices (phone, computer, tables....) via your home wifi network. Very versitle, but expensive.
8 years, 3 months ago
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Hallpilot
Charlotte
Can I get wireless home theater system?
I was told by a salesperson at Wal Mart that all their systems could be wireless but I would have to order an adapter from the system maker. Is this true or can I just buy a wireless system upfront?
You have a couple different options depending on how much you want to spend.
First, if the system doesn't say "wireless speakers" then you will have to buy adapters and that can get messy and annoying. Most of the wireless adapters send the signal to a receiver that is wired to the speakers its controlling.
Another option (expensive, but totally wireless with lots of versatility and other applications) is to make a surround sound system using the Sonos systems. You buy one adapter and it controls all your other Sonos speakers through your home WiFi.
Hope that helps.
First, if the system doesn't say "wireless speakers" then you will have to buy adapters and that can get messy and annoying. Most of the wireless adapters send the signal to a receiver that is wired to the speakers its controlling.
Another option (expensive, but totally wireless with lots of versatility and other applications) is to make a surround sound system using the Sonos systems. You buy one adapter and it controls all your other Sonos speakers through your home WiFi.
Hope that helps.
8 years, 4 months ago
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