Can I hook up a printer for my RCA tablet? null

NO. This has nothing to do with printing, it's a device to send a video source from a tablet or phone to a television.

this is not the right product for this question. That being said, you could try using an OTG cable and just directly connecting the printer to the tablet by USB, or setting up Google Cloud Print and printing that way. Some printers also have apps that can allow printing directly from your tablet, but it will depend on what the tablet is running as far as OS, what the printer is, and of course if the two will play nicely together.

The Chomecast is not for Printers. It is used for Media Streaming.

I am not really sure I understand your question, but Chomecast has no communication or relationship to a printer.

Only if there is a Chomecast App for whatever an RCA tablet is.

What are you asking, exactly? The Chromecast is an HDMI device that connects to your TV and uses Wifi to display content from your computer/internet on your TV. It had nothing to do with connecting printers to tablets -- it can only stream Internet content (YouTube, NetFlix, etc) to your TV, or show mirror your laptop screen (through the Chrome browser) to your TV screen. Good luck!

Your question really isn't related to the toggle. Best way is to plug your printer into your wireless router and then use the WiFi setting on your tablet to print as a network printer.

A printer can not be hooked to the Google ChromeCast.

There are WiFi connected printers that you can email anything you want to print out to and are pretty easy to set up and inexpensive. You can check out the Epson printers, I've had zero problems with mine and ink is priced reasonably.

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Answered by WINSTON 9 years ago
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NO. This has nothing to do with printing, it's a device to send a video source from a tablet or phone to a television.
Answered by SageJester 9 years ago
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this is not the right product for this question. That being said, you could try using an OTG cable and just directly connecting the printer to the tablet by USB, or setting up Google Cloud Print and printing that way. Some printers also have apps that can allow printing directly from your tablet, but it will depend on what the tablet is running as far as OS, what the printer is, and of course if the two will play nicely together.
Answered by Mackgeofries 9 years ago
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The Chomecast is not for Printers. It is used for Media Streaming.
Answered by TpcArc 9 years ago
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I am not really sure I understand your question, but Chomecast has no communication or relationship to a printer.
Answered by TechJoe 9 years ago
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Only if there is a Chomecast App for whatever an RCA tablet is.
Answered by Rich500 9 years ago
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What are you asking, exactly? The Chromecast is an HDMI device that connects to your TV and uses Wifi to display content from your computer/internet on your TV. It had nothing to do with connecting printers to tablets -- it can only stream Internet content (YouTube, NetFlix, etc) to your TV, or show mirror your laptop screen (through the Chrome browser) to your TV screen. Good luck!
Answered by Vivek 9 years ago
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Your question really isn't related to the toggle. Best way is to plug your printer into your wireless router and then use the WiFi setting on your tablet to print as a network printer.
Answered by DadBear 9 years ago
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A printer can not be hooked to the Google ChromeCast.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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There are WiFi connected printers that you can email anything you want to print out to and are pretty easy to set up and inexpensive. You can check out the Epson printers, I've had zero problems with mine and ink is priced reasonably.
Answered by khiarm 9 years ago
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