Hp mini 1001TU. How to plug a complete headset (microphone + headphones) ?
Hi everybody,
I wonder how I can use an external full headset (mic + earphones) on my hp mini 1001TU (for skype and other applications...).
Indeed : there is only one jack plug. It is used for sound input or sound output, depending what we plug in it.
There are also 2 usb plugs.
Is there any solution, any specific headset available?
Thanks a lot.
Apakabar,
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You can use a USB digital headset. There are lots of options such as...
http://www.shopping.hp.com/product/computer/categories/speakers_headsets/1/accessories/KJ270AA%2523A...
Bluetooth may be an option as well.
... an HP employee expressing his own opinion.
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