• OTG USB Hub +Card Reader Camera Connection Kit for Samsung S3/S4/Note2 from dailyetech System 1
OTG USB Hub +Card Reader Camera Connection Kit for Samsung S3/S4/Note2 from dailyetech

OTG USB Hub +Card Reader Camera Connection Kit for Samsung S3/S4/Note2 from dailyetech

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Item: OTG USB Hub +Card Reader Camera Connection Kit for Samsung S3/S4/Note2 from dailyetech

 

Model: DE-MPCB-0174

 

Main Features

 

  • Suitable for Samsung Galaxy S3/S4/Note2.

  • Supports read/write large capacity SD(HC)//MS/TF/M2 memory cards.

  • 3-Port USB support HI-Speed USB devices,USB Mouse,USB keyboard,USB disk,etc.

  • Can connect large current USB devices.

  • All USB devices connected with phone working at the same time.

  • Specifications:

  • Interface: Micro USB male for connect phone

  • SD slot *1 

  • TF slot *1

  • MS slot*1

  • M2 slot*1

  • USB A type female*3

  • Operation temperature: 0~50°C

  • Storage temperature: -10~85°C

  • Enclosure: Plastic

  • Color: Black

  • Wire Length:around 13cm

  • Package content:

  • 1 x OTG USB Hub and Card Reader

 

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Q: I put the micro SD into the adapter and into the readerbut how exactly do i put music on there.I have a windows XP and I'm like (confused)
No problem. Two steps: 1. The MP3s should already be on your PC. 2. Once the micro sd card is in your PC, click the Start Button, My Computer. You should see the micro sd card listed as a drive (like Drive E). Copy the MP3s to this drive and you should be in business. If you don't see the Micro SD card listed in My Computer, eject the card and try again. Mike Honeycutt
Q: and how do i use one do they cost much for netbook please
card reader for reading/writing files on memory card used in mobile ohones or igital camera. you can read MMC card, SD card etc. now a days, all laptops have the reader as standard feature. it does not cost anythings.
Q: and if i buy a new laptop, do i absolutly have to have it?
a media card reader reads information you have on a memory stick or card. like if you have a digital camera most likely it has a memory card in it. you take it out and put it in the media card reader and it uploads you music, videos or whatever else to you computer. you don't have it on your laptop.but if you have techonology with memory cards it will be nice to have.
Q: I am looking for a SIM card reader that will extract deleted text messages. Does anyone have ideas or suggestions?
Text messages are not stored on the SIM card so there is no such possibility
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?
It's a card reader that accepts different types of flash based cards such a SD, Compact Flash, Memory Stick, etc. The most common use of them is by digital camera users. They can just take the card out of the camera and stick it in the card reader, rather than having to connect the whole camera up to the computer. I recommend that you add it to your system, theyre inexpensive and you may need it someday. UPDATED RESPONSE: Some card readers have an integrated floppy, others do not. Most don't. Check to see if Dell does it that way. Even if they don't, in most cases, if there is room, you can have both.
Q: 1. What is a USB cable?2. What is a Card Reader?3. What is the differences?4. Which one do I need for my camera to upload pictures onto a computer? or would it be best to have both?
I use a card reader. It's a thing that you put the memory card into and then it has a USB plug on it that you plug into your computer. A USB cable is kinda the same. One end plugs into the camera and one end plugs into the computer. I don't think it matters which one you use. Try reading the papers and stuff that came with your camera.
Q: How can you tell if your computer has a built i card reader
You should be able to see a slot that's about a inch or so long and about a couple millimeters wide. Of course it should be printed right by that slot saying something like multi-media card slot(s). You could also look at your pc's manual if you have one if not go to the manufacturer's website and look up your specific model and it will list all the features and specifications of your computer including if it has a card reader. Good luck!
Q: As i want to install meego OS on my Nokia N900, I need a micro sd card which i have, and a card reader to write information on memory card. So i'm asking is it possible to use my N900 as memory card reader?
make certain the cardboard is pushed in wisely yet another component is to sparkling the chip on it as any moderate little bit of dirt may result it, or the really different issues is think ofyou've got formatted it in mistakes
Q: Have a new laptop. The manual talks about an ExpressCard and the laptop has a Multi-in-1 card reader. Would like to know what these are and how to use.
My HP has the same processor and I like the speed, although I don't have the nvidia video card but it has a web cam, and mic integrated. Mine is only 14.1 wide screen, but it has Windows XP pro installed and soon I'll get the free Vista business upgrade. I paid for mine after rebates and taxes $1.040oo I have only 120GB HD. I hope you get it for less than $1.500oo
Q: I have a Nikon Coolpix camera to which I frequently and unfortunately lose the cord that connects it to the computer to upload my pictures. Is an SD memory card reader what would be best to have around in case I lose the cord? If so, how does the card reader work?
A card reader—as you've undoubtedly seen from other answers—is highly recommended. You can still replace your lost cord with any USB cord with a mini plug (not the full-sized plugs meant for printers, or the micro-sized ones meant for cell phones). The cord would only help in those rare cases where you need to directly access the camera for firmware or theme updates, or if you happen to use direct camera-to-printer printing.

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