can this be used for an allwinner a20 7inch tablet?
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I do not have an answer for this. I used mine to charge a fast charging unit for my phone. I charged the portable unit and when the phone needed a quick charge I used it. Hope this answers your question. I think most of these plugs are standard but not 100% sure.
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I couldn't say either way. I can suggest picking up a cheap digital caliper. They're easy to use and that will give you a good measurement. Also they tend to come in handy pretty often. Otherwise i would contact the manufacturer they would probably be able to tell you a definitive answer. Also i would confirm the voltage with them to be sure before you damage anything.
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I don't know if it will work but my tablet is also 7" and it works great. All depends where your buttons are on the side.
904112
I can only tell you that it does work on an A500. Which is the 10" tablet which is what the case is designed for. The keyboard is Bluetooth and would work with any Bluetooth tablet
2083013
I'm not sure. I know its for a 7" type of tablet (Kindle) and if yours is 7 inches then you might be able to use it.
300205
It may be too small for a 10.1" tablet. I had try my ASUS 10.1" transformer, it just too small for it.
736392
I used it for a generic 7" tablet - if the Lenovo A1000 is 7", it should fit.
1537411
I doubt it. It is made for a 10 inch screen. You must fit the tablet (on 3 sides) to stationary clips to secure it, the last side is held in with an elastic strap. So, imagine your tablet
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No, I don't think so. I purchased it for a 8" Samsung tablet and it didn't work. Guides inside to lock device are wrong.
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I dont know, I dont know that tablet at all. My guess is as long as its 10.1 inches then yes. The thing I think you should look for is the width of the tablet due it may be to thin or thick to fit in the clips that hold it. I hope that helps you out
901419
I don't think so because my 7 inch kindle case was shaped different but again I'm not familiar with other tablets. Good Luck
641764
Yes, I don't see why it wouldn't. It can accommodate all sizes and shapes of tablets.
25888
I had a 7" tablet of a different brand that wasn't in the list and it didn't fit. I had to send it back. It sat up to work with but would not fit when you put it down to close.
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No this will not fit that tablet, the tablet must use Micro SD card, you can go with the same Manufacorer Kingston they have good cards. http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-microSDHC-Class-Adapter-SDC10/dp/B00ESE82UE/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1397622027&sr=8-8&keywords=kingston+sdc10
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I have the ASUS 7". Maks sure if you arder you include a C&E; CNE16187 Micro USB OTG to USB 2.0 Adapter at the same time, if you have a micro port for input. I can't say about compatability with a Nook but there shouldnt be a problem. You may want to check the mfr website. The one thing to note is that your tablet is not secure at the ends and slips easily. I solve the problem buy using velcro tape strips on the back and the unit. Keep it in nice and tight.
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Pretty much Nextbook only. I tried to use various "universal" 8" cases and all of them were too small. That translates to the Nextbook case being too large for most other 8" tablets. Though I am very satisfied with my case, I suggest you read the reviews to see if it will satisfy your particular needs.
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Probably not. My tablet is an 7 inch and I have little space left. I'm not sure. (-:
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Sorry, I'm not familiar with that tablet, but you can can find out if out has the same dimensions as the Nexus 7.