Dumb question: Will this work to transfer video &amp; photos from my old computer (not laptop) &amp; then transfer to my new tablet
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Yes you can transfer your data from you PC to tablet. Just make sure you tablet support plug n play USB device and give enough power through USB port to Hard drive.
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I honestly have no idea. Since I bought that, I moved on to a Canon 6502 and, as you know, the card is completely different. BUT! Here's the thing: Even what I've got now is just a container that allows the card to connect to a USB 2.0 port. My sense is that anything other than a program can get through that port, at least on a Microsoft surface tablet because any program [app] that's not from the Microsoft store gets instantly rejected by the OS. Seeing as how JPEGs are nearly universal as photographic transfer files, and the USB ports are just, well, USB ports, I don't see why you would have any trouble whatsoever. The only thing I would warn you about is having too many JPEG files on the card. At least with the USB 2.0 ports, anything above fifty files or so and the transfer slows to a dead stop. I hope that helps. Wish I could offer a definitive answer.
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apparently yes, although i havn't tried. So long as your tablet or computer with content is connected to the same network/wifi it should be able. I know the chromecast ($35 ) is designed for that. This one however is designed as a media player mostly and i find it most reliable to use with a micro SD card full of content
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That was my original intent but was not good for that. I got the USB and SD card adapter for my Samsung tablet and phone (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009VBCSVI/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) and it worked beautifully. My tablet did not have a USB port so I had to use the adapter to make the power plug into a USB port. For an external hard drive, as long as you have a USB port on your iPad you should be fine with the female-to-female adapter as shown here, if not you will need a USB adapter. Hope this helps.
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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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It should. I have a nexus tablet and works fine for transfering from one device to another. Try it its only a couple of dollars
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You need app like Astro File Manager or ES File Explorer (i recommend Astro) and explore the contents of External Card. There is build in application in this tablet that enable you to transfer from internal to SD or vice versa.. That app is for transfer only.
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If the camera supports USB File Transfer, then yes. Although you would need to interface with the tablet to do so. A file browser such as "Astro File Manager" will be needed, and you will need to navigate to the locaton of the "external drive" or "removable disk" and browse inside just like you would do on your computer.
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Yes you can i've just purchased a 64gb sdcard i use it to transfer movies as well as documents but make sure you get a usb with a slot for the sdcard i found using the sd card in a usb plays alot of your movie files opposed to inserting the sd to the into the tablet
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If your tablet is bluetooth capable then this will work. This connects straight to the device without the need of a usb port as long as the device is bluetooth enabled.
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yes you can have file transfers both ways you will need a tablet or smart phone to do it
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You would have to have a USB Card Reader attached to the cable. Once you do this it should work, PROVIDED that your tablet supports the SIZE of the SD Card in question.
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Hello, I was wanting to know if this is a good device for transferring movies that I already have on my computer?Tamara
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Kind of a vague question. What kind of tablet do you have? If the tablet can have a USB plugged into it, then I would just get a thumb drive if you are just transferring pictures and videos. It all depends on which tablet.
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USB devices are generally backward compatible. The transfer will be slower, though.
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I think that you might be able to by loading it onto a computer and then from the computer to your tablet. I don't own a tablet so I'm not 100% sure, hope that helps.
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Yes it should, you'll need a vga adaptor if your tablet doesn't have a vga output. But this will take the display from a device, then clone it twice one for each end.