• 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 have a small business and I want to know which credit card reader I should get for my iPhone.
the scanner themselves are risk-free the question is with reference to the enterprise/person achieving the transactions. only visual demonstrate unit your account and if something shows up that would desire to no longer only call your economic company. you're no longer in charge for transactions which you probably did no longer authorize. if fraudulent transactions do take place your economic company will cancel your card project yet another one to you and supply you with back the money that replaced into charged
Q: I have a Mac computer,i just bought a Targus memory card reader from Wal-Mart.When i plug it into my mac a folder comes up that says No Name i have a 2GB memory card that i use for my cell phone,the Samsung Delve.when i click on the folder and things pop that say My ImagesMy Videos everything usual,but when i try to drag a pic into My Images it says it cant be modified,wtf? Please help.
I believe that memory cards for mobile phones like the memory cards for digital cameras, require 'picture data' to be associated with each picture the enable the device (Phone or Camera) to handle the pictures in the phone or camera for displaying purposes. The picture files that you are trying to transfer to the memory card would not have that 'picture data' and therefore the phone or digital camera would not be able to handle those pictures. These phone and digital camera memory cards are I believe distinctly different to a Flash Memory stick which acts more like a Floppy Disk.
Q: i can get photos but just not music and videos help please
just hook up your psp to your comp and copy them over. this is where the usb cord comes in handy
Q: how do i even know if it takes m2? I don't have the box
You should see the product manual. I have 25 in 1 card reader, but I don't think it supports small cards like M2 or MicroSD. Usually its for different cards from cameras.
Q: A long time ago I used to have a small usb camera card reader device where you could insert a camera card and it would be like a mini drive for your computer to download the photos from a camera card. I need one for an SD card and perhaps today they make one that has slots for all of the cards.I want to know what it's called so I can buy one onlineWhy would I want such a thing? A) The card reader in my computer doesn't workB) it's all full of dust all the time so I wouldn't want to use it anyway C) It's hard to find the slot and it's a pain to reach way down there all the timeThanks!
I've sat here and read your question a half a dozen times thinking maybe there was something I was missing, but I don't think I am. So you are asking what the card reader is called?? A card reader. You have answered your own question three times. steve
Q: I just purchased a SanDisk Mobile Mate SD+ memory card reader. When I put it into the computer, it acknowledged it was connected and said it installed it. So the F Drive appeared on the My Computers window, but when I click it, it says please insert a disc into the F Drive. The SDHC memory card I have was already in the reader. Am I doing something wrong? This is the 3rd reader, the other 2 died but were cheap brands. I originally used an Ativa card reader and the first time it worked perfectly. I was able to add and remove things on my memory card. Then it just stopped working and now I can't access the memory card contents through my computer. I have windows XP.
Sometimes, okorder
Q: I have an multi interface card reader and then I put the XD-picture card (2GB) to the card reader.Besides, I have already installed the multi interface driver to my desktop. I can read the data fromthe card reader but I can not save the data to the XD card. I mean it acts as a memory stick.Pls help me to figure out the problem. Thanks
to start up with a crd reader is a exterior gadget using wich you could reproduction records style your cellular telephone or from a distinctive computing gadget on on your computing gadgetthere are various style of taking part in cards available looking on your requirement the cardboard area for storing varies from 256 MB to 4 GB.once you insert a card SD card (thats what the cardboard is stated as) on tio the cardboard reader its desplayed interior the my computing gadget window as exterior memory you could flow records out of your computing gadget directly to the cardboard for using later for saving area on your computing gadget and now a days many of the cellular pones have a memory card slot on them to keep archives track etc., so which you additionally can keep track directly to this card from a card reader related on your computing gadget to play on your cellular telephone.Connecting a card reader is straightforward.its a USB connection.Simillar connection as your mouse or your key board has CHEERS!!!
Q: I desperately need help. I have a SANYO camera that I use to take videos. It's not a video camera. It's a picture camera that does take videos as well.Anyway, when I'm finished taking the video, I put the SD card that was in the camera into the card reader. The card reader was made by Targus, if that helps. Anyway, if I bring up My Computer and look into the drive and try to watch the video, it's full of lots of colors. There's no distinct images or anything. Just a lot of red, green, blue, purple, orange, etc. Like static. The audio work fine, though. I use my videos so I can edit them with Adobe After Effects. But when I put it into Ae (After Effects), it only shows the first frame, as if I had frozen it.But-- I recently download QuickTime player. If I open the video in QuickTime, it works fine. Before I downloaded QuickTime, I could watch the movie. Please help. It's very important.Info:Operating System: Windows Vista Home Basic
have you ever checked to ensure in the journey that your pictures have honestly been MOVEd onto your new I-Mac ? it could be that the sequence in which you coupled the cardboard reader to the MAC and the sequence in which you placed the SD card into the reader could have tripped a pre-set education set meaning that the MAC became programmed to flow / replica / delete the records on the exterior source (i.e. the cardboard reader). in case you have deleted the pictures from the SD card do not use it till you have tried between the innovations restoration classes that have been pronounced via others.
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?
The card reader is better to have INSTEAD of your camera cord. Buy a reader and throw the cord away.
Q: I used to have a Jessops Universal Card Reader and with that I was able to upload my pictures from my Olympus FE-220 Digital Camera. I have now lost it, but found out about a Jessops Smart Media Card Reader. Please can anyone tell me how it works? Is it the same as a Universal Card Reader? With that, all I had to do was put in the memory card from my camera and then connect it to my computer with a USB wire. Is this how it works? Thank you in advance
It works along similar principles to your Jessops Universal Card Reader, dear lady, but it only reads SmartMedia cards. Unfortunately, your Olympus FE-220 Digital Camera doesn't use SmartMedia cards. It uses xD Picture cards a different type of memory storage card, which will NOT fit the Jessops SmartMedia Card Reader that you speak of, and would, therefore, be unsuitable.

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