why does the white iPad say 0gb hard disk drive
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Thank you for contacting us. It was an listing error. The item you are inquiring about comes with 16GB.
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it got 2 hard diak drive. one is 128gb one is 1tb. soild state is like usb drive
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No it is a ZIF drive see this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_insertion_force#Hard_disk_drives Hope this helps.
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The Sandisk extreme flash drive is USB. The iPad, and all iPads for that matter, have no USB. Therefore it is not compatible.
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This is the iPad Air with 64gb. They don't sell it with 64GB anymore. That's why this is a commodity.
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Well it clearly says 1 Tb Drive. I assume u mean the storage capacity, and that is what it stores. Although remember that it translates to under 950 Gb of usable space.
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This is very typical, there are pre-installed apps such as safari, calender, photos, camera, etc. already downloaded from Apple which takes up the 3.5 gigabytes you are missing. That is why I always buy the 64gb iPads, (I own 5), and only 59gb is available. I believe all tablets and smartphones are like this. It's not that you are being ripped off, your iPad actually does have 16gb, it's just that 3.5gb are already pre-installed apps. Another example would be a 32gb iPad or smartphone would only have approx 28 or 29gb available, so this is very typical, not anything to get concerned about, The manufacturers have to use some gigabytes for the pre-installed apps. I hope this answers your question. This is very typical, there are pre-installed apps such as safari, calender, photos, camera, etc. already downloaded from Apple which takes up the 3.5 gigabytes you are missing. That is why I always buy the 64gb iPads, (I own 5), and only 59gb is available. I believe all tablets and smartphones are like this. It's not that you are being ripped off, your iPad actually does have 16gb, it's just that 3.5gb are already pre-installed apps. Another example would be a 32gb iPad or smartphone would only have approx 28 or 29gb available, so this is very typical, not anything to get concerned about,... » Read More This is very typical, there are pre-installed apps such as safari, calender, photos, camera, etc. already downloaded from Apple which takes up the 3.5 gigabytes you are missing. That is why I always buy the 64gb iPads, (I own 5), and only 59gb is available. I believe all tablets and smartphones are like this. It's not that you are being ripped off, your iPad actually does have 16gb, it's just that 3.5gb are already pre-installed apps. Another example would be a 32gb iPad or smartphone would only have approx 28 or 29gb available, so this is very typical, not anything to get concerned about, The manufacturers have to use some gigabytes for the pre-installed apps. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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What he's asking for is to hook up the drive and look at the device list where it will list out the model of the drive inside the enclosure. On a Mac, check Apple menu -> About this Mac -> More Info... -> System report -> Storage -> look under "Physical Drive". On Windows, probably in the Device Manager somewhere.
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It's a typo on Amazon. The drive is SATA III. Hardly any drive are SATA III anymore. Click here -> http://www.wdc.com/global/products/specs/?driveID=1049&language;=1
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This external drive uses USB for an interface. iPads do not include USB ports. So this will not work with Apple's mobile devices (iPhone, iPod, iPad). There are other storage products that include built-in wireless access, and an iPad can connect using its WiFi. The only catch is that most of these solutions require installing an iOS app to access the content on the storage device.
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Because some of the space is needed by the controller for SSD wear and caching. 120GB = 128GB, 240GB = 256GB, etc. The manufacturers mentioning the lower capacity aren't lying to you. The ones that say the larger capacity will say ~120GB Usable Capacity somewhere. Hope this helps! More info: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1371468
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hi tiffany. 16gigabyte is the amount of storage on the hard drive, and it is not an SD card. and the amount of storage you might want depends on how you use your ipad. if you're just playing around, 32gb is plenty. but it is my opinion that 16 would run out fairy soon, and I would have no interest in dealing with that. so I chose 64 to just handle it and be done. and you'll see the incremental difference in price for high gigs.
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No it is a ZIF drive see this.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_insertion_force#Hard_disk_drivesHope this helps.
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I don't think your Ipad air has a USB port. Most Mac books do and will work with those two hard drives.
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The hub has one high output power port on the side, that uses the AC adapter. The other 3 ports seem to run power through the main line without the AC adapter. How much power are you going to need to run you Hard drive, I don't know. I do know that my iPad only will charge with the power plugged in and it hooked into the high output port.
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I honestly don't know. This is one of a few things that I do not know about. I use the drive on a macbook pro, so I do not get messages like that. I do not know what computer you use.I wish that I can be more of help. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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The drive is just to transport information tho your device. You should be able to print from your iPad screen as a web page our screen shot