can i plug addition memory into a kindle fire hd?
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No. The Sandisk MicroMate Reader is intended to allow you to transfer data from your computer to a SD Card and vice versa. The device is not intended to be used as a USB Drive. Additionally I believe Kindle Fire HD & HDX have a micro USB port not a regular USB port, so this device would not be compatible.
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I happen to have a Kindle Fire 8.9" HD tablet. It does have a USB-2 port, but it is a "mini" size port. This reader is for a full size USB port, so I'm thinking it won't work. I don't know of any readers off hand that have a "mini" size plug. That would be cool, if it did work because I'd plug it into my own Kindle.
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This will not plug-n-play on anything but Windows, Mac, or Linux. As far as I can tell, Only the Kindle HD with 3G/4G (not sure which) even has inbuilt support. I'm sure if you hack it, there is a way, but we are talking pretty heavy-duty mods (Root, reload OS with ICS, etc. Short answer : NO.
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Hello Amber,That is a great, and valid question. The answer is a big resounding, yes! The Kindle Fire HD will go hand, and hand with this great little keyboard that I absolutely love. It has integrated Bluetooth connectivity which allows it to sync up with this wonderful device. You can also attach other Bluetooth enabled devices, such as; a mouse, speakers, etc. I hope my answer is helpful to you.
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Possibly, but I would highly recommend this instead: Micro HDMI (Type D) to HDMI (Type A) Cable For Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 Tablet - 6 Feet (Package include a HandHelditems Sketch Stylus Pen) (NOT COMPATIBLE WITH Kindle Fire HDX 8.9) It's only 5$ and according to the specs of your tablet, I believe it supports HDMI out via a micro D output.
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USB device to USB ..... no reason why it should not. For the price you cannot go wrong. My niece said it works on the non-HD kindle.
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Yes you can It's an excellent HDMI high speed cord all you need is to buy an adapter for your Kindle Fire HD
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I would think any universal usb cord would work. I'm not too familiar with Kindles, so I'm just guessing.
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yes, I use it with my original Kindle and it works fine for me. I didn't need to add anything. I'm using it right now.
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I have a Kindle Fire 7", 8 GB, WiFi - and it works fine.....not sure if the HD model is different.
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Kindle Fire (first edition): Yes, but only when used with an audio cable.Kindle Fire HD: Yes, via Bluetooth or via an audio cable.The audio cable mentioned about is a standard 1/2" stereo audio cable. You can buy it on Amazon or at any Radio Shack in different lengths for $7 to $15 depending on the length (they come in many sizes, some quick long). If you're unfamiliar with audio cables there are two things you're looking for, first, that both ends look like standard headphone plugs, second, that the cable is stereo. The mono audio cable looks the same at a glance. Kindle Fire (first edition): Yes, but only when used with an audio cable.Kindle Fire HD: Yes, via Bluetooth or via an audio cable.The audio cable mentioned about is a standard 1/2" stereo audio cable. You can buy it on Amazon or at any Radio Shack in different lengths for $7 to $15 depending on the length (they come in many sizes, some quick long). If you're unfamiliar with audio cables there are two things you're looking for, first, that both ends look like standard headphone plugs, second, that the cable is stereo. The mono audio cable looks the same at... » Read More Kindle Fire (first edition): Yes, but only when used with an audio cable.Kindle Fire HD: Yes, via Bluetooth or via an audio cable.The audio cable mentioned about is a standard 1/2" stereo audio cable. You can buy it on Amazon or at any Radio Shack in different lengths for $7 to $15 depending on the length (they come in many sizes, some quick long). If you're unfamiliar with audio cables there are two things you're looking for, first, that both ends look like standard headphone plugs, second, that the cable is stereo. The mono audio cable looks the same at a glance. « Show Less
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I don't have a Kindle Fire HD, only Nook HD+. It does not work with the Nook.
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You cannot add more memory (RAM). You can add more storage Micro SD card. There is a slot on the side of the tablet where you would insert card. http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=dp_brw_link?ie=UTF8&node;=3015433011
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I can't say for sure because I never used a Kindle Fire HD, but since it has a 3.5mm stereo jack, any earphone/headphone/speaker with 3.5mm connector should work just fine, specially low (and not so low) impedance in-ears like the A151.
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Oh! Sorry I don't have the Kindle HD, but I have done with my Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Tab 10.2. In my opinion you would have no problem with your Kindle HD.
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I don't have a Kindle Fire, but the answer is probably yes. All it needs is a 3.5 jack. No setup. Just plug it in.
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This will not plug directly into the Kindle Fire HD since both the large and small versions only have micro USB ports and not USB Standard Type A (regular rectangular plug). You might be able to find a cable to adapt down to micro USB, but it would probably be easier to just load your files to a computer and transfer to your Kindle via a standard USB to micro USB cable (same cable you'd use to charge your Kindle). The Sandisk MobileMate is intended to allow your computer to read SD cards if it doesn't already have a SD card port. I have to use an USB extension cord because of it's width it doesn't fit into my computer's front USB ports.
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Yes. Use a hdmi to micro hdmi cable to connect kindle fire. Make sure both ends are male.