what is the transfer rate to ipad mini retina using fast sd card (class 6 or more)?
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Haven't used it on retina mini but works fine on my mini with pictures. Not so sure how fast it would be with video. I have not tried it grabbing a lot of pictures more then ten at a time. A good feature is the pictures you download can be deleted from your iPad where as the ones you transfer from your computer cannot be done easily.
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I think it does, but the Pi's bandwidth is really low. I think the max transfer rate is 25mb/sec or something on the pi, and it's even lowered if you have the ethernet cable connected and or other USB devices. If you have an class 10 card, it will definitely work. But if you are looking to buy an SD card just for the Pi, there is no reason to get class 10. A class 4 or 6 will offer pretty much the boot speed from what I've tested.
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The card and the device connect via wifi, so you have to be pretty close. I just downloaded mine at the end of each day to my iPad mini.
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Balancing price and performance I went with 32GB 600X cards from Lexar (both a CF and SD). They have sufficient speed and I have the option of using one for backup or video on one with stills on the other, etc. Going to more GB gets very expensive and there is plenty of capacity with the 32GB. Transfer speed of the 600X is also more than adequate unless you plan to run off tons of pictures contiuously and overrun the buffer.
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Don't be impatient when you ask a question, use google and you can get an ans in less than 5 minutes. Here is the link: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7491/~/sandisk-products-transfer-speed10-30 Mb/s Here is another link: http://www.sandisk.com/products/memory-cards/microsd/
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Get the fastest MicroSD card you can find, that is usually the limitation, I use a Sandisk UltraPlus 32G HC I card without any trouble. It is rated Class 10 and UHS class 1. They are reasonably priced as well.
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Any speed SD card, but you should put in a class 6 and above, so it can keep up with the full HD and burst shots
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This device works well for SD card to backup media and is quite fast, transferring a 4GB 20MB/sec SD card full of photos in about 5-6 minutes, 10-12MB/sec. The SD card as well as the receiving media need to be faster than the hub for this, but you won't get much better performance unless you were to use a dedicated photo vault. The advantage of the wireless hub is that all the tablet does is launch the transfer - the hub does the rest. Note, however, that this device is most effective when transferring whole cards (by selecting the directory on the SD card using the app and copying it to the backup media). You can't group-select individual files for transferring. If that's not too much of a hassle for you, this product works well on either iOS or Android.
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Yes, you can buy an SD card reader adapter from the Apple store or Amazon. Check this out: Intsun® Multi-functional USB Card Reader 7 in 1 HUB Camera Connection Combo Kit TF/SD/MS/M2 Card Reader Adapter, 3 USB ports, for iPad 4 / iPad mini / iPad Air iPad 5
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I use a 64GB Sandisk Ultra SDXC class 10 card, and it works great.In reality, it gets 60 GB storage on it. I also tried an older "class 4" 32 GB SD card and it worked fine, but "Class 10" is better, because it reads & writes faster. It reads and writes files fine in the tablet, mostly for music apps and movie apps. I haven't had any issues with apps not being able to write to it. I set the music, movie, and camera apps to store on the external SD. I transfer files to it on my Macbook pro using the Android File Transfer app, without having to take out the SD card.
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Yes, I use it to transfer pictures from sd cards to my iPad 2 running on iOS 7. As soon as you plug in the adapter with the sd card, the iPad recognizes it and opens a new category opens up in the default photo app.
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Which 8GB card are you usung? I'm wondering if the Transcend 8GB SDHC card advertised as class 6 will be fast enough when taking video with the S5 IS?
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OK, your post really makes me confused. I guess I have to investigate further. But I suppose that would explain why the transfer speeds are so close.The product detail on one of the pages did say 2 MB so I think that's where the confusion came from.
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This will not connect directly to an Ipad. You will need to add a standard USB connection to the proprietary connection of your Ipad. If you simply want to transfer SD card info to/from device there are a lot of better options like thesehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_1_12?k=ipad+sd+card+adapter&spref;ix=Ipad+SD+card
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I believe the transfer rate really depends on the speed of your USB ports on your computer. I use my GoFlex to back up my computer files. I do not recall it being all that slow. Cheers.
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i don't understand the20 mb/sec. http://www.sdcard.org/developers/tech/sdhc says class 2, 4, 6 only do 2, 4, and 6 mb/sec. the link to the sandisk card shows class 6 but does say 20mb
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It's finiky... I have the retna mini with current 8.1 OS... It works once then i need to reboot the iPad for it to work a second time if i were to remove it... (only tested SD card reading)