How many gb the maximum at usb....
837031
The USB is not really for playing karaoke songs even though it sounds like it is. It is possible to play them through the USB but they show up in random order and there is no way to sort them numerically or alphabetically. If you burn the files to DVD and number them 0001, 0002, then they will play in order. The USB is for recording yourself singing along with the device. As for karaoke songs, you are limited to 2000 files, so 1000 songs + 1000 lyric files. I burn mine to a DVD and it works great. awesome machine for home fun, but a little tricky at first. Customer support is terrible.
799296
Not 100% sure, the manual does not state a maximum allowed storage card, only the supported types. I have a 32GB in mine and it works just fine. Hope this kind of helps...
2077292
I THINK the way to do it is to take some of your photos, put them in a folder, and right click it to see the "properties" and how much space it is taking up in the folder and then calculate how many GB that is. I am not that knowledgeable about computers and USB flash storage, but that is what someone told me who seems to know a lot.
673936
Most USB devices are formatted FAT32 which only allows 2^32-1 bytes of data (4GB roughly speaking).To overcome this you'd have to format it in a file system that allows larger than 4GB files (like NTFS) or put the file into a spanning compressed file.
977418
I have an old 120 GB laptop drive hooked up w USB, works fine. I see in the reviews, people have hooked up 3 and 4 terabyte drives.
2243511
So far I have 57+/- gb left so I can't answer if it will hold more without errors. I did observe that loading files into the device was slow however retrieving them was quick enough. I looked over some of the files I have to see if there was any deterioration & (for what little I have put in it) so far so good! I tend to keep several flash drives with the same info because I don't trust any device completely! Sorry I didn't have a better answer for you!
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The USB ports are 2.0 and don't fully remember but I think it was 1GB, but it kept freezing up and I kept having to restart it all the time. I was using this for 4 external usb 2.0 hard drives. couldn't use the printer you have to make sure your printer is compatible with the device. I know use a cheap desktop to do all the server work instead of this because it kept freezing.
666045
The official "Moboplay" booklet which comes with the device does not indicate the maximum hard drive which can be connected, for I have only only connected my 64 gig usb pen drive and had no problem. The booklet just indicates that "It can drive external USB storage devices such as USB HDD or USB pen drive, support FAT/NTFS file system." thanksChris
671951
Most USB devices are formatted FAT32 which only allows 2^32-1 bytes of data (4GB roughly speaking). To overcome this you'd have to format it in a file system that allows larger than 4GB files (like NTFS) or put the file into a spanning compressed file.
47712
According to Sabrent website, for this model, the max is 2TB. If you wish holding more room, get the USB 3.0 model instead.
1297380
I don't know absolutely about the max storage...I only have 180GB but I would think 1TB would be ok. However, it is definitely Win7. it becomes a USB drive, so most OS should be fine.
1303868
The USB drive has no storage other than the SD card. I do not recommend these drives because of several that I got, only one worked.
699630
16 GB is the max. I purchased two of these laptops and put 16 GB in one and used the existing 4 GB in the other to bump it up to 8 GB.
165515
The total storage space may not be exactly 64gb, but there are no additional programs on the USB. Besides, a quick format will get rid of anything on there.
1639670
I checked three of my Flash Drives for you. 1) I have a couple of 64Gb Sandisks: Each showed about 59.5GB Free space. 2) A 128Gb Corsair Survivor: Showed about 119Gb Free Space. 3) A 256Gb Corsair Survivor: Showed about 138GB Free Space. The percentages all seemed to be about the same--- I use NTFS on the Corsairs and Ex-FAT on the Sandisk.
1482273
I'm pretty sure 32gb is the largest it will take. They make a WB110 now also. It may take a 64gb, but I'm not sure.
2017614
I do apologize but unfortunately I am unable to find the maximum capability of the USB input.Again, I do apologize I couldn't be of more help.