Micro USB 3.0 OTG Card Reader and 3 Ports USB HUB for Samsung galaxy Note 3
- Loading Port:
- Hongkong
- Payment Terms:
- T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 50 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 3000 Pieces per Week pc/month
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Micro USB 3.0 OTG Card Reader and 3 Ports USB HUB for Samsung galaxy Note 3
Description:
support SD (HC) / TF/MS/M2 kanye photos into Pad
USB port may meet camera/keyboard/U disk, etc
support large current USB device/large current memory card
support the keyboard and support multiple USB devices at the same time use the Pad
Support type: note3 n9000 n9002 n9006 n9008
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- Q: I have a card reader/writer that shows up as 5 drives.I hate that; I really, really hate that.I would like it to show up as drive only when it has a card to read in it.You know like when you shove a USB memory stick into your PC's USB port, it only shows up as a drive when you plug it in.Or is there a way to permanently rename the 5 drives so that when I plug a card in the reader I know which one it is.I can change it, but it seems to rename its self back to Removable Disk (E:), (F:), (G:), (H:) and (I:) when I shut down or restart the computer.
- Is it a multiple card reader? Like a 5 in one or a 7 in one card reader. If so the different slots you insert the cards to are actually identified as different drives or I/O devices. This is how your Operating System recognizes them. You can rename them, But you can't get it to be recognized as one drive or I/O device. How are you trying to rename them ? You should be able to open My Computer then right click on the device and click on properties. Rename it and click on apply. As long as you do not unplug the card reader from the computer it should retain the name for the device.
- Q: I am thinking about buying a magnetic card reader and i was wondering if it can read School id's and then program it to bring up a certain website? info will help please
- I've seen a regular card swipe reader that plugs into a USB port. You would have to open up Notepad or Word and then swipe the card, and you'll see the info on there. Only things I've swiped are Driver's License and a credit card, most of the info is easily seen but some is gibberish on the screen.
- Q: I found it on OKorder . something looks like an USB . and was writter beside it : unlock Japanese Phone Sim card reader #92;#92; so what does that mean ?? does it have to do with the fact that Japanese phones son't work outside Japan ??I mean . what's the function of an unlock Japanese Phone Sim card reader ????????
- No. When you have a cell phone in japan it comes with a Sim card, which is the card that basically allows the phone to be used. if this card gets locked due to people guessing the wrong password too many times, ect. it can cost up to 2000 yen to get unlocked however, i have never heard of a sim card unlock reader thing it might be something fake
- Q: I am ordering a computer from Dell and I need to know what this Media Card Reader thing is. Is it worth it? And does it include a floppy drive?
- well man it worths u can read 13 different media memories cards like ur cams memory card cell phone memory card
- Q: does anybody have one of these? i need one for my laptop,needs to be small and compact and slots that work, (with nails)
- Your cost depends on the format you want to read cards, and how many very different cards you want to give it -- however, this often doesn't matter, as it's dog *** cheap either way. But, you DO need to make sure your card is among them, but it's pretty unlikely it isn't. But, if you need a SINGLE device to provide acess to over a dozen (different format) cards that you need to insert in that divice, that is a significant part of it's cost. If you're need it for that To insert a plethoria of different memory cards, from rare to common. After that, cost only has to do with interface (or transfer rate) Such as, do you desire a PCMCIA interface, USB interface (external thing hanging off laptop) and do you care about how long it takes that USB interfance to take to copy, assuming your laptop fits specifications. Time, in this case (transfer rates) usually isn't a big deal in this case, unless you are transferring a lot of cards to the laptop. But it is a big part of cost. For a single 512 mb filled card, you're talking like, 50 seconds vs 10 seconds. 1 card, no big deal, but if you plan on taking dozens/hundreds of cards to that laptop, then it's a concern. This is where USB 1.0/2.0 (and laptop) and PCMCIA comes into concern. (The interface/transfer rate) Memory card readers are just really cheap. The other ones have added features that make them expensive -- like the interface (PCMCIA) transfer rates, and allowing a single device to accept a multitude of different cards. It this a necessity? To answer your question more precisely, Good here just means what your needs are. If it fits your style memory card, then it'll do it. One can't do it better. It can do it faster, or a different one, or be cosmetically different but just goes back to what your needs are. As far as brands/etc that's nonsense difference. (Often they even use the exact same chipsets too)
- Q: I recently bought a 4gb PNY SDHC for my camera, and i want to know if it can be used through any card readers.
- Secure Digital High Capacity :) your card reader must be one as well or you risk malfunction. I have one in my phone 8GB and i can use it on an older card reader, but it messes up half the time, during file transfers. If i hook up through the phone directly its ok. but 3 different older card readers dont show anything. it will work but be careful :P
- Q: I purchased a targus TRG-SD20 digital card reader/writer. I installed the drivers. The problem is my laptop doesn't detect the card reader. I have win XP on my laptop, and the drivers are for win98. I know this shouldn't matter, but why won't my laptop detect this.
- Check the manufacturers website, and see if it is compatible with XP. Many devices were orphaned by windows, and they did not provide any drivers for the reader.
- Q: I have a toshiba satellite a205-s5825 with windows 7 32bit .I'm trying to get pictures off my 8gig sd card that I found in one of my old cameras. The thing is it's not reading the card. Do I need to install a driver for the card reader? If so what drivers do I need?
- the drivers from the toshiba support page for your comp. they are there, free to download and install. first, try another sd card in the slot to be sure the issue isn't with the other sd card.
- Q: i wanted to put my pics that are on my sim card on my computer so i put it in the sim card reader and now i cant get it outand its my brothers and i never asked him if i could use it.oops well how do i get it out of the sim card reader??? please help
- I sounds like you put it in backwards or upside down, you could try getting something super sticky and attaching it to just the card and pulling it out also do you mean sd card? if your getting pics from your phone you need to take out a micro sd card if you pu the sim card in a micro sd reader you got a bigger problem
- Q: A lot a card readers can read a great variety of formats, ( SD, microSD, MMS, etc, ) but is it possible to find a card reader able to read multiple SD cards ( only ) at the same time, - ie, they would appear in Windows Explorer like drive F, G, H, I, etc, for example. ( I said -only SD- cards )Where to find such a reader?
- Yes. I had one General Electric that I bought at Home Depot in the Home Phone area, and had like 3 or 4 different drives, all read cards at the same time.
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Micro USB 3.0 OTG Card Reader and 3 Ports USB HUB for Samsung galaxy Note 3
- Loading Port:
- Hongkong
- Payment Terms:
- T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 50 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 3000 Pieces per Week pc/month
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