is there a way i can connect hard drive to the tablet.
1990942
I'm not sure about an external HD. However, you can add a 32GB external card to the tablet to use as a HD. I suggest joining the online forum that deals with this tablet and all sorts of questions: slatedroid.com. There are very knowledgable people there who are willing to answer questions. Good luck!
1990943
You should have received a short black cable with your tablet it has the micro Usb connection on one end and at the other end should look like the Usb connection in a computer/ laptop. That is your otg cable you should just be able to plug your external hard drive into that then plug your otg cable into your tablet.
1109698
That was my original intent but was not good for that. I got the USB and SD card adapter for my Samsung tablet and phone (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009VBCSVI/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and it worked beautifully. My tablet did not have a USB port so I had to use the adapter to make the power plug into a USB port. For an external hard drive, as long as you have a USB port on your iPad you should be fine with the female-to-female adapter as shown here, if not you will need a USB adapter. Hope this helps.
786086
Yes you can transfer your data from you PC to tablet. Just make sure you tablet support plug n play USB device and give enough power through USB port to Hard drive.
1477596
Yes very easily. Open the hard drive file letter your hard drive is connected to example computer/a then drag that file to this letter. Etc Etc
193
I use a micro SD card to transfer files to my tablet. Just copy and paste files to card, install card in tablet and go to file manager to view files on external sd card.
231786
No as I believe both your tablet and pc has output only. Your pc is from your video card. This mainly used to duplicate your tab or phone to a projector or TV that has had mi input. Use your input output charger with USB to transfer files. Your pc will recognize it as an external drive. I also use wifi file transfer app to transfer files between devices
1375667
I doubt that a tablet would try to convert the file formats, but it could if it doesn't recognize the RAW formats. Do a google search for your tablet model and see if anyone else has ever tried this. If you can't find anything, I would just give this cable a try. What's the worst that could happen? Paul
2052635
Yes, I have used it that way several times. Just plug it in and the tablet will recognize it as another drive.
2114322
connect the 30 pin you to the bottom of the tablet. Then insert whatever USB device you want into the 30 pin connector. The tablet should tell you immediately that there's a USB device attached, but if it doesn't, go into my files and the device should show up as the bottom of the list on the left. you can then open up anything from that file.
1192208
I have Toshiba and I don't need a disk drive. it works perfect installed by USB, I never tried it with a Tablet works great with Windows!
916911
No, you can use the external hard drive, it only support internal hard drive, sorry for that.
1904848
The tablet comes with a usb converter cord, which you can attach to a mini usb cord to use with the tablet. I've done this a few times. Works just fine.
1394735
If you us the on the go (otg) cable you can and all so add a hard drive or what ever you like one should of come with your tablet
1195177
Yes I was able to trasfer to my tablet using this adapter form my USB sticks and USB drive...
1232718
You hook up a power cord (not included) to be able to use a external hard drive. It gives your tablet access to a huge amount of memory, especially with the larger size of external hard drives that they keep coming out with.
104405
Use a regular thumb drive works with this adaptor by copying something from tablet to thumb drive then plugging into laptop to copy to laptop will work but plugging a male to male ends to tablet to laptop I don't know.
273748
You cannot, and it was for this exact reason that I returned mine. I slipped in a 16 GB microdisc which it would not read, and after wasting a lot of time I was told that it does have this problem and it is not even a full Android OS. When I told all of this to Amazon they apologized and took it off their list of tablets. You probably got yours before all of this. It is not the best tablet on the block. I got a Samsung Galaxy Tab3 which is much more practical even though it has only 8 GB of memore, but when you slip in a 16 GB microdisc it reads it easily, just like a laptop.