Can I download pics/photos directly to this device without a PC?
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Yes, but note, this device comes with no drive so one has to either connect one's external drive to its USB, or as I do, put a high capacity (32 or 64 gig) SD card into its slot. When I wish to store from my cell phone (or tablet), I use the file-hub (downloaded software) on the phone (or tablet) to transfer to that SD card. When I want to empty my cameras card to the SD in the RAVPower, I plug my card reader into the USB socket and use the software on my tablet or phone to transfer files from the card reader to the SD card. I also just put my cameras SD directly into the slot and transfer to my tablet and store them there. My ancient tablet does not have OTG (on-the go) via its mini USB, and that was the main reason I got the RAVPower. I could also use this device to transfer to my lap-top or PC, but there's no need as both those have card readers and USB inputs anyway. WD does make a similar device that does have its own internal drive and has the option to automatically upload simply by inserting your camera's SD into its slot (no PC, phone or tablet needed) but you do need to initiate this option (one time only) via its downloaded software on one of your devices. Those WD wireless drives are bigger, heavier and cost much more than this little guy.
1543479
Yes you can download pics/photos and movies to your ravpower. Think of it as a wifi hotspot if you can connect a drive usb or SD then you will be able to save transfer play media at speed the same speed you would if you connect the device directly.
1543480
From what I understand you can download without a PC. But I have not attempted it. I used it mainly to stream movies from a memory card to my iPad. Wish I could be more help.
2011454
You can also use the SanDisk without a Computer. Just plug into your TV or VCR's RCA jacks and go.-Mike
320887
Nope. This device's only way to put files in is through a computer. Unless you can upload files using dropbox there is no way.
1855479
Raw files aren't compatible with app. You can manually import them to a computer as you would with an ordinary sd card, but jpegs only for wireless transfer.
1741171
No, it does not have WiFi, you still need to transfer images via cable or memory card
1185907
Yes it is without going thru a computer. I bought the Apple SD card adapter for the iPad, hooked it up to the iPad, took the SD card out of he camera, put it into the adapter and after a wait, depending on the photos in your SD card - the photos loaded into my iPad. It was great as I was able to view the photos that I took everyday that eveneing while I was on holiday.
1533404
No. It is just a storage device. To view photos you will have toconect it to a computer.
195511
Yes. You can transfer photos to any computer or even a tablet. Use a usb with a micro end that goes into the camera. The charger that comes with the camera can be used for transfering photos. No need to buy a new usb.
681022
when you connect the camera to the pc it will download from online.... I never had to download a separate software to get the pics from the camera to my pc....
473474
If I'm not mistaken this device has no internal storage. I believe you'll need an SD card to save images - that's what I did.
1792715
I use a memory card or flash drive. There is not a way to store photos without a memory card or flashdrive
523315
I'm sure you can but, the question isn't can you get one, it is why do you need one? I have never used it. I just take the SD card out of the camera and put it into my computor. Do you have a computor that doesn't have an SD card reader? If so then there are lots of places that will transfer your photos from your SD card to a disc.
1346665
No you cannot. It takes an SD card. It is a good tablet. I would recommend.
443339
Yes, you can download with a USB directly to your laptop. Sony has an online software you can download that's pretty good. Good luck! Dennis dmsl1@verizon.net
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I used an SD card plugged into my computer and downloaded pictures to that and then just slide the sd card into the frame in the appropriate slot. It also has a slot for a thumb drive but the frame itself has very little internal memory so you need an external source.
1831688
You have to download pictures to a disc or any newer version that adopts to apple, then you can download what you have to any tablet or computer
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You wouldn't want to email the original size pictures anyways... Yes, you can download to your PC directly via USB cable or by using a wireless utility like Samsung's Kies Air. I don't know why you don't want Internet connectivity for your phone, but internet to your Android device is just as secure as having Internet to your PC - probably more so. A data connection in this area is very expensive per GB, and connectivity pretty much ends as soon as you can see the edge of town anyways. But lots of places have an open wireless connection to the Internet, which is great for Skyping to avoid long distance charges with the phone service, uploading/downloading files, etc. You wouldn't want to email the original size pictures anyways... Yes, you can download to your PC directly via USB cable or by using a wireless utility like Samsung's Kies Air. I don't know why you don't want Internet connectivity for your phone, but internet to your Android device is just as secure as having Internet to your PC - probably more so. A data connection in this area is very expensive per GB, and connectivity pretty much ends as soon as you can see the edge of town anyways. But lots of places have an open wireless connection to the Internet, which is great for Skyping to avoid... » Read More You wouldn't want to email the original size pictures anyways... Yes, you can download to your PC directly via USB cable or by using a wireless utility like Samsung's Kies Air. I don't know why you don't want Internet connectivity for your phone, but internet to your Android device is just as secure as having Internet to your PC - probably more so. A data connection in this area is very expensive per GB, and connectivity pretty much ends as soon as you can see the edge of town anyways. But lots of places have an open wireless connection to the Internet, which is great for Skyping to avoid long distance charges with the phone service, uploading/downloading files, etc. « Show Less