Does it take a micro SD card with an adaptor, so that I can transfer pics to my notebook? Which card?
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Yes. That's what I'm using now. But you must use the adapter; micro SD by itself won't work.
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Pat: I have my Power Shot open in front of me and have just removed an SD card. The brand is Scandisk. I just stuck it SD into a slot in my computer to see what's there and - low and behold - it's full of photos. I guess that answers your question. The SD card is stowed away in the battery slot. Hopes this helps. Ed Finn
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Don't believe it is a micro just an SD if your notebook has a UBS port it is easy to upload the pic, camera comes with a program to do just that. Mine came with a512 mb I purchased a Transcend 32 GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Card (TS32GSDHC10E) $29.87 I can get all the pic I want on that one. also up graded the battery, Sold by Eforcity: eForCity TWO Canon NB-4L 1200 mAh EQUIVALENT BATTERY two of them for $5.57 Condition: New
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Yes it takes a standard sized SD card. If you use a micro sd card with an adaptor, it should work perfectly fine.
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I believe that you can with Micro SD cards. However... I returned mine within 48 hours after arrival as my IT tech and I discovered that the internet connection part of the WiFi card was "dead on arrival" (per an ASUS Customer Service Tech who tried to help us)!With NO TESTING of the product's main functions BEFORE it left the factory and the Amazon Distributor, I can recommend this product or ASUS!
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Nope. You want a "Micro SD Card". I would suggest a 32GB ... prolly bout $20. Quadruples what your 'PTAB' will store internally. The one you want is smaller and usually comes with a sleeve/adapter, so that it will fit card slots in, say ... in most 'newer' cameras and digital picture frames.
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It has an SD card reader. With an adapter you can use mini SD cards as well.
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No, it doesn't -- but there are adapters available that go from micro SD's to SD/SDXC, which it does take.
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You would need an adapter to go from an SD card to USB, but theoretically, yes.
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Yes this one came with the standard SD adapter. Most of the mini and micro SD card comes with standard SD adapter.
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Yes. You get the micro SD card along with the SD adapter and a USB mini SD card reader.
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What kind of adapter are you expecting ? This is already a full size SD card, not a micro-SD. Hope this helps
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If it's plugged into a computer I don't think you need a micro SD card. Your computer will use it as a webcam. But by itself it won't stay powered on if you don't have a micro SD in.
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The SanDisk has a USB connection at one end and a MicroUSB connection at the other. Your camera would need to have a means for connecting either of these connections to it. As a previous answer has indicated you would need to be able to connect the chip through an OTG (On The Go) cable or direct. Your camera firmware would also need to enable you to download to an attached device. My suggestion to you is to consider a SanDisk Combination SD card which has a Micro SD as the slip-in storage. Most cameras accept a SD card and the SDRS can be read by most notebook computers. Also nearly all android phones and tablets have slots for micro SD cards and so you could use them to transfer or share your photos. The SanDisk has a USB connection at one end and a MicroUSB connection at the other. Your camera would need to have a means for connecting either of these connections to it. As a previous answer has indicated you would need to be able to connect the chip through an OTG (On The Go) cable or direct. Your camera firmware would also need to enable you to download to an attached device. My suggestion to you is to consider a SanDisk Combination SD card which has a Micro SD as the slip-in storage. Most cameras accept a SD card and the SDRS can be read by most notebook computers. Also nearly all... » Read More The SanDisk has a USB connection at one end and a MicroUSB connection at the other. Your camera would need to have a means for connecting either of these connections to it. As a previous answer has indicated you would need to be able to connect the chip through an OTG (On The Go) cable or direct. Your camera firmware would also need to enable you to download to an attached device. My suggestion to you is to consider a SanDisk Combination SD card which has a Micro SD as the slip-in storage. Most cameras accept a SD card and the SDRS can be read by most notebook computers. Also nearly all android phones and tablets have slots for micro SD cards and so you could use them to transfer or share your photos. « Show Less
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I bought a random SD card and it didn't work so I got the SanDisk microSD adapter with the SanDisk 4GB. I bought it at Walgreens. Hope this helps!
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This is a micro SD I have it in my Note 4. It also came with a standard size adapter so you can transfer pics, movies, or other data from phone to computer easily
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Mine didn't come with the mini SanDisk so I bought one that came with an adapter,(the mini fits inside the standard), and I use it to load the movies into my computer. I hope this helps. paul
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is it possible to get an adapter for memorycards for the micro SD slot and upload pictures?how many usb ports are there? could one attach a other things to that, including a DVD burner?
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In an adapter for the device you use it for. In my case, I had to have it for a larger capacity micro sd card in an "old" camera.
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Is is recommended you also buy a USB to SD adapter and put the micro card in an SD adapter then into the USB adapter. While a great camera taking files off through the cameras own USB is very slow.