Are Most Laptops Touch Screen Now

Using in SOHO Hi Speed Network for Touch screen Desk PC's, Laptops, etc. where installing a Hi Speed NIC is not a solution. Great for 5G/2.5G/1GbE network speeds. Auto-switching. Using Cat6 cables.

Now let's face it. If you just dropped the $$$$ for the camera, you need to protect that screen. The D200 had a hard plastic covering over the back for good reason (I still have mine covered). While some may feel that (with the D500) covering up this screen keeps you from being able to perform certain touch screen magic, I would argue that protection trumps (sorry) this limited touch screen usefulness. This product takes a bit of intuition with regards to the directions (actually a bit disappointing especially when you compare them to the preciseness of Nikon instructions and pictures) in order to apply the cover correctly and they will tell you that dust is your enemy (there's a real shocker for anyone that has applied a screen protector on your smart phone) but i do like the product and it stays in place and truly is quite clear. They even send you a small one for the control panel of your D500 too (now THAT was a piece of cake to apply!). Overall, I would absolutely buy this product again although the instructions could be more helpful if tweaked a bit.

Works well and does not interfere with the touch screen.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Most laptops these days don’t have a vga port anymore, making it hard to run an external monitor...This adapter works nicely to do just that. Being driverless means you don’t have to worry about installing anything...Simply plug and play...Do wish the cord was a little longer, but not a deal breaker...It does its job and the picture is just as good.

I love using this Now I don't need to touch my camera

Most amazing sound for such a small package. Love the touch sceen too!

What is there to say? Most laptops can be pretty expensive to replace in the first two years (especially higher-end ones), so having an insurance plan makes sense to me; you never know what can happen.

Not much to say about this adapter. It was inexpensive. It works as advertised to connect USB-A/B to USB-C or Thunderbolt. Most new laptops have only one or maybe two USB-A/B ports, and several USB-C/Thunderbolt ports. If you are using older peripherals, you need these adapters to connect. They are much less expensive than buying new, hard to find cables with different connectors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great accessory for Mac laptops. Most organizations have an HDMI plug for presentations, and there are hubs for both USBC and USBA for power and different thumb drives. A must-have for making presentations and for personal use away from the office.

MOST ALL OLDER LAPTOPS, DESKTOPS AND ANY OTHER ELECTRONICS ONLY HAVE USB INPUT/OUTLETS AND DON'T HAVE TYPE C PORTS.