Can you add an external hard drive. Add to itunes library? Need more space my Ipad has only 16 gig's.
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If you have icloud you could use that. But you need wifi or wirelessOtherwise you just have to pick and load the playlist you want to playIsold mine and got a 64 problem solved
1591347
No unfortunately your only option is to buy a 64gb ipad...there is no option to add an external hd
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Yes, you can use a WiFi Hard Drive such as the Seagate Goflex Satellite they have 500 GB and 1TB options, here is a Youtube video explaining it, works with Djay 1 and 2 and while using the iDJ Prohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrQMakmsSXA
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Yes, you can use a WiFi Hard Drive such as the Seagate Goflex Satellite they have 500 GB and 1TB options, here is a Youtube video explaining it, works with Djay 1 and 2 and while using the iDJ Pro http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrQMakmsSXA
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I put my external hard drive and didnt play anything because it didnt recognized it, maybe you can just put pen drives , you can controll it with your ipod ipad android thats a cool thing
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In case you didn't know, you can purchase more gb's through iCloud, for example 20gb for approx $1.06 per month, tax included. This is for your 16 gb iPad. So you still have options to add more gb's. I hope this helps...
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Most definitely. I currently have 11 apps and 4,343 songs. Phew! Anyway, I actually want more on my iPod but it is very close to being full. I can fit a couple more albums on there but that's about it. I have the 32 GB and I wish I could have afforded the 64 GB version because then I won't run out of space. 32 GB is definitely a lot but for me it's certainly not enough! :)
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You can use something like ES File Explorer to access the files on the external drive but I don't think you will be able to install any apps to it. But if you have your movies and music on the external then that might give you the room you need on the internal.
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I don't know why not. It is about 2 Gig. I downloaded it at my cabin and then took it home on a external drive. I had no problems.
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You CAN transfer files from your iphone/ipad to the USB/SD card. I don't think the device itself has any storage capacity.
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1TB is a lot of storage. Plenty of room for all my iPhone photos. The main reason that I purchasrd it is that I now use a MacBook Air with no built in CD. I back up everything once a week and that include a very large music library.
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You must have a huge iTunes file if you need 10 Terabytes. Love this but I am concerned because if one hard drive fails, you lose the whole thing.
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I recommend 64 GB if you want to carry a good supply of books, magazines, documents and photos. I erroneously bought just a 16 GB version of the iPad 4 and I am constantly running out of room. Especially if you want to take photos and possibly movies with your iPad, the largest storage # the better.
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Not much of an iPad fan so I'm not to sure if it is possible. Best I could think of is you need to find a app that could do something similar to how windows makes network drives then maybe it could be posible.
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Unless your gift is going to someone who has (or wants to have) an HUGE collection of music files, or is likely to buy or rent a lot of Apple iTunes movies, 16GB should be more than adequate for the "average" person's onboard library storage needs. On the other hand there is no way to upgrade to more flash memory on any model iPod touch, so an extra 100 bucks if you can afford it for an additional 16GB of storage space may come in handy some day. You can always externally store a larger number of tranportable file from a MAC or PC if your storage capacity exceeds 8 or 16GBs in the older model touches. Unless your gift is going to someone who has (or wants to have) an HUGE collection of music files, or is likely to buy or rent a lot of Apple iTunes movies, 16GB should be more than adequate for the "average" person's onboard library storage needs. On the other hand there is no way to upgrade to more flash memory on any model iPod touch, so an extra 100 bucks if you can afford it for an additional 16GB of storage space may come in handy some day. You can always externally store a larger number of tranportable file from a MAC or PC if your storage capacity exceeds 8 or 16GBs in the... » Read More Unless your gift is going to someone who has (or wants to have) an HUGE collection of music files, or is likely to buy or rent a lot of Apple iTunes movies, 16GB should be more than adequate for the "average" person's onboard library storage needs. On the other hand there is no way to upgrade to more flash memory on any model iPod touch, so an extra 100 bucks if you can afford it for an additional 16GB of storage space may come in handy some day. You can always externally store a larger number of tranportable file from a MAC or PC if your storage capacity exceeds 8 or 16GBs in the older model touches. « Show Less
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The Eee PC does not actually have a hard drive, while both of your media players do. What is more, the Eee PC comes with a 2, 4, or 8GB solid state drive, not nearly enough to cover the 60GB of music you could have. That said, it is incredibly easy to expand your Eee with SD cards, thumb drives, and external hard drives (I have a 120 GB OneTouch Mini from Maxtor and it works great). The big thing with the Eee is that it is SO small, SO portable, and SO neato that I can't recommend it enough for everyone. What's more, is it probably doesn't cost much more than your iPod. :)
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can you back up the touch, if so to what? sd card? CD for books? It seems if you have alot of books, music & Photos you can run out of space. Would like to store books on to something else
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The device doesnt have a hard drive, but it does have Several USB ports to connect flash drives. I want to say 3 usb ports and 1 usb for ios devices
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I would suggest you call Apple....believe it involves partitioning hard drive or allotting space on your hard drive for window apps. Apple is very good about support for their products and questions from their buyers.
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After installing Words, Excel, PowerPoint and some essential applications, you'll be left with about 90 gig of hard drive. I think that's more than enough for everyday tasking. I store about a thousand songs and 50 full HD music videos and it only takes up 20 gig. I still have 70 gig left and don't know how to use them up haha. FYI, with 1 gig, you can store hundreds of words/excel/powerpoint files.