When you hook it up to a pc, what format are the files in? PDF or JPG or something else? Also, is there a slot for the stylus?
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Assuming it's the same for the white one (I've got the WG-N20-W, this one's the WG-N20-B) There is a setting to switch between bmp and jpg. It's the last setting on the menu and says BMP or JPEG, just tap one and then what I can only assume is japanese for apply to switch.
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There is a holder for the stylus, same as it is shown in the image. Fits very nicely, doesn't slip out.
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Yes you can use a stylus, i use one on mine, its just like using an android phone or an iphone
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I use a micro SD card to transfer files to my tablet. Just copy and paste files to card, install card in tablet and go to file manager to view files on external sd card.
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When I saw a review, they mentioned that the file had to be transferred from the card to the device memory. I don't know if this is a Sony design or if it is a limit of Honeycomb. Back in the day, Palm Pilot PDAs utilized the SD card files the same way. Hopefully it is just a software fix that will work in the future. It seem like Sony rushed a bit with this because all of the reviews said that the Sony music, video, and reader apps were not working yet. Maybe we will have to root the tablet. Any other ideas?I did a bit of looking around and it looks like this might be a Honeycomb issue and Sony is playing it safe for the time being. Do a Google search for Honeycomb SD card issues. When I saw a review, they mentioned that the file had to be transferred from the card to the device memory. I don't know if this is a Sony design or if it is a limit of Honeycomb. Back in the day, Palm Pilot PDAs utilized the SD card files the same way. Hopefully it is just a software fix that will work in the future. It seem like Sony rushed a bit with this because all of the reviews said that the Sony music, video, and reader apps were not working yet. Maybe we will have to root the tablet. Any other ideas?I did a bit of looking around and it looks like this might be a... » Read More When I saw a review, they mentioned that the file had to be transferred from the card to the device memory. I don't know if this is a Sony design or if it is a limit of Honeycomb. Back in the day, Palm Pilot PDAs utilized the SD card files the same way. Hopefully it is just a software fix that will work in the future. It seem like Sony rushed a bit with this because all of the reviews said that the Sony music, video, and reader apps were not working yet. Maybe we will have to root the tablet. Any other ideas?I did a bit of looking around and it looks like this might be a Honeycomb issue and Sony is playing it safe for the time being. Do a Google search for Honeycomb SD card issues. « Show Less
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No. This isn't that type of 'stylus'. This is meant and designed to operate with huion graphics tablets. It's essentially a pen for art, with tips that need replacing and all. Sorry.
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So far I have transfer the music and photo's by using a PC. I have not transfered anything from the Tablet to the micro SD card.
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Any random capacitive (i.e. finger simulating) stylus will do. Since this doesn't have an active digitizer, like the Venue Pro 8, I found the usefulness of a stylus kind of disappointing... I ended up just sizing up all the desktop elements (in display settings) and using my finger.
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It's a pretty convenient little package really. It has a plugin on the end of a short lanyard, that enables you to plug in to your headphone jack, so that stylus and device remain together. Keep in mind that your device might not make any sound while the stylus cap is connected. Also use some care when working with the stylus, that you don't use to heavy a hand. That is metal behind the rubber tip.
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The connector allows you to adapt your USB-A into a USB Micro. Its up to the software on your laptop to do whatever it is you want to do such as move/sync files if that what you want. The connector just allows you to connect your cable to your tablet. I bought this use with a USB Flashdrive/Thumbdrive to store files.
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I got a mini stylus that fits into the headphone jack port.Just type in mini stylus in the Amazon search box.In StockMore Buying Choices$0.78 new (2 offers)
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It was a present for my mom. And to my recollection, It does not hold the power cord. Not sure about a stylus. She does love it however.
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there is a adaptor for the micro sd card, which you can insert into your computers sd card slot...I am using it.It works good.
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I havent used it byt it should support basically stylus should be supported in all touch laptops but except spl features like the screen disabling when stylus comes near the screen to stop hazzle writing may not be present.
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You can use a cheap microSD card with the isostick - I use a 16GB one, myself :)
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Yes, the stylus will work on a Kindle. And, yes, there is a clip. There is also a "tether" that has a plastic plug on the end that plugs into the audio jack (where your headphones plug in). This helps to insure that you don't lose the stylus if you accidentally drop it.
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I have a Samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1" and needed something to store pictures on and I used the micro SDHC class 32GB sandisk and it works great - did not need formatting. I also can use it in my portable handheld VuPoint scanner. You can transfer stuff to a larger computer by inserting the microdisc into a mini sandisk USB card reader. I know I don't have the same device but I hope I have helped somewhat.
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Yes, and you can hook up to your PC as a USB drive also. I found this out yesterday when I was trying to copy files. It uses a mini mini USB connector. You hook it to your PC and an icon appears. You tap the icon and it is viewed by the PC as a USB drive. Really neat. I assume other android tablets do the same.