New Smart OTG 3 in 1 card reader
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$4.50 - 6.00
/ pc
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- Shenzhen
- Payment Terms:
- T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 Pieces per Month pc/month
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New Smart OTG 3 in 1 card reader
Instruction:
It is a 3 in 1 product with Android smart terminal products (OTG function) card reader/PC card reader/charging data line. As long as you have an Android device with OTG function, you can read the data from the TF card by it, including all data, videos, music, documents and all software from your Android terminal equipment, and transmit the PC data to your Android terminal equipment by it directly. Also it can be used as a data charging line whenever and wherever.
Main function:
Portable card reader for Android terminal with OTG function, data reading, import and export of any data.
Card reader for PC terminal.
Data line and charging line for Android terminal.
Charging line for IOS terminal equipment ( with external adapter).
MINI design as card mode, very thin and easy to carry.
Expansion of TF card storage, supporting to 64GB with hot plug.
One key switch, switch on OTG, U disk and charging data optionally.
Specification:
| Supported equipment | most of Android terminal products with micro 5 pin ( supporting OTG) |
| Product size | 19.8x21x8 (mm) (without cap) |
| Product weight | 25g |
| External key | selector switch |
| Ports | PC 4 PIN USB port, micro 5 pin port ( can expand to IOS port) |
| Indicator light | lighten when work. |
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- Q: What can I do with my card reader on my computer?
- , The computer behind a lot of USB interface can be inserted behind the try, so it should be able to read to the mobile disk, and if the lower right corner of the computer shows a connected disk label, but in my computer can not find mobile
- Q: i have my r4 card but i have no micro sd card reader so i was wondering if i can still transfer games to my card without the card reader???please and thank-you :)
- You need some kind of card reader or transfer device. Does your mobile take micro-sd cards? If so you could put your micro-sd card into that and then plug that into the computer, then activate Mass Storage device mode on the phone. This will let you see the phone as a hard drive (the same way a memory card reader would). You could also plug it in to a normal SD card reader if you have a micro-sd card converter (normally come free with the cards). Also don't forget when installing the games you also need to install the R4 firmware first which can be downloaded from the R4 website. btw I presume your only going to install freeware games on it.
- Q: Hi guys. Please tell me the answer
- A card reader had its hey day in the 1970's. Essentially, it reads in a deck of cards which were punched with square holes across about 132 columns. The pattern of vertical holes signified the character. So essentually a card could have 132 characters on. Programmers (in the olden days) would write out sheets of cards which would then be typed up by a punch card operator. The punch card operator would then deliver the 'deck' back to the programmer. The deck could be 12cm deep - sometimes much much more. The Programmer would then submit the deck of cards to the computer room where the Computer Operators would take the deck of cards and feed them through a card reader which would read about 5 cards a second. The information held on the cards would be loaded into memory and could then be executed by the processor. Ultimately, these decks could be saved on disk as true programs. Any Programmer who upset a Computer Operator could expect his deck of cards to be accidentally dropped on the floor. It took ages to sort them back into the correct sequence!!!
- Q: I have a dell inspiron 6400 with a multi card reader, my sony ericsson w810i uses a memory stick pro duo. in order to put it into the multi card reader, i have the memory stick duo adapter, the reader detects any other card , ie. the SD card from my digi-cam etc. it no longer detects my phone's memory card. . what tha hell?!. any suggestions on how to check where the problem is.
- Before I say the reader is faulty, do you have any other mem sticks to test with? Perhaps the adapter has worn down? When I put my MS-duo in my reader, I have to give slightly more force when I push it in that with an SD in order for Windows to read it properly.
- Q: I have a old 60 gb ps3, and it took a crap on me. do the new ps3s that they have at walmart have the card readers
- Not to my knowledge! I have a 80g ps3 that i got being very luckyand it was one of the last ones they had that had card readers.I have heard the new ones don't have card readers, they are not backwards compatible (won't play most ps2 games). I belive they did this because people were complaining that the price was way too high.so hat better way to make it cheaper then to remove certain things that would help lower the price!
- Q: I recently bought The Patriot 8 gb micro sdhc, however, i can't access the card's memory since it somehow doesn't read the card. My micro sd cards work fine is the micro sdhc a defective product or is my t-flash card reader the problem?
- Large size memory cards can store alot!!! but their, for the time being, unstable and may not work get a smaller memory card like a 4GB
- Q: I am tired of looking at my zip drive, and i want to do something with the space.and I am doing research to upgrade my old Mac G4.thanks
- get an external media card reader! Don't bother trying to upgrade. If your ol' mac has USB (my g4 did), you can use ANY windows/mac card reader (I do). And you can take your 20 dollar investment along with you when you retire your g4!
- Q: I bought a 1 GB memory card for music, and i dont know hoe to put music on it or anything. I know how to put it into the phone but thats it lol. my laptop has a memory card reader but how do i put music on it from there?? Please help!
- you go with a understanding cable and linked application. Motorola makes it to your telephone. information pilot additionally makes one I appropriate to the two. The reader factor might artwork, in spite of if it would not on all telephones, while i comprehend the information cable approach will artwork, and supply you different neat valuable factors besides.
- Q: can we download song or picture using a card reader to our memory phone card??
- Most likely yes, I do that for my BlackBerry all of the time. You may need to put it into a specific location (folder) on the card. If you told us that make of phone you are using we can be more specific.
- Q: I tried putting almost all types of cards in it, tried a google search not even a single topic it just wont read anything i put in it, except the floppy disk itself is this some kind of driver problem. Im using a Packard Bell IXtreme E303. I hate this
- who still uses floppies?
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New Smart OTG 3 in 1 card reader
- Ref Price:
-
$4.50 - 6.00
/ pc
- Loading Port:
- Shenzhen
- Payment Terms:
- T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 Pieces per Month pc/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
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