Can I read a disk from my Canon canon in the SD slot on the chromebook?
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There's no SD slot, so as the other answer said, you'll need to get a USB SD reader. There's good ChromeOS support for uploading photos to Picasa and services like that, too.
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There is no SD card reader in the HP 11 Chromebook. The HP 14 Chromebook has a SD card reader. But you can buy a multi-card USB reader for little money.
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I'm not familiar with Google Chrome, but this might help. Found this article on the Web: http://www.androidcentral.com/how-upgrade-ssd-your-acer-c720-chromebook
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The Canon manual says not to read or write from the flash memory when the camcorder is connected to a computer (okay for photos but not video). Doesn't explain why or what happens but suspect it can corrupt file structure and prevent data from being read back to camcorder later. Capturing files directly from the memory card using a card reader appears to be okay as I've seen that referenced on Canon's website (but not mentioned as an option in the manual).
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Yes you can. You need a connector cord from your camera to the computer. The camera comes with Canon software to download the photos and videos.
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sort of...you have to get onto Google CloudPrint. my chromebook's instruction manual explicitly says "do not directly hook up to a printer. it won't work." i usually print from computer hooked up to a printer and download the doc i want to print from Google Drive
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You need this: Sandisk MicroMate SD / SDHC Memory Card Reader (Static Pack, New, SDDR-113)
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The one I got had a version of ubuntu called Zorin which works very well in my opinion. I believe it has an SD slot but don't have the computer with me at present.
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I'm not an expert here, but i do have my Dell Chromebook (CB) and use it for specialized purposes. My primary uses are (1) travel, where I often bring multiple .pdf files to read during a flight. I also often use the CB for bedtime reading, where I can read my own files and also read files of interest on the internet via our home WiFi network. To get to your question about some storage, my approach is to use a 64GB USB flashdrive inserted into one of the CB side ports. There are several apps available "FILES" and "FILEBRICK" which help access the flashdrive, both to store data there and later bring the files to the screen for reading. I'm sure there are others, more expert than I, who can do more than this - - but it satisfies my need. I would caution that the first time or two using this technique, requires some pre-briefing as it doesn't appear to me to be highly intuitive. But, bottom line, my current experience is pretty good.
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It should. This is an Imager for telescopes, but to the computer it works as a USB Web cam.Essentially any computer with USB will work.The issue might be finding image processing software for your Chromebook. Normally you set up the Imager and take a few minutes of video. Then you use software to select the best frames and stack them into a still image.There are free program for Windows and Linux, but I haven't seen any for a Chromebook. There may be, but I haven't looked.Good luck!
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i do not own a cannon but i was able to find out that "sd" memory is not compatible, you need "compact flash" memory.
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Yes I just take SD card out and use a sd card reader [plugs in USB slot on computer] and I use a Program called Picasa Or [free on the net a google program]you can just use USB and remove rubber cover on the end of camera and plug a small to reg size cord in and hook to usb on computer. Great little cameraRonnie
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Sure!You can plug it using USB cable or just taking out the sd card and using it directly
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according to google's website chromebooks support these file systems: Ext2 Ext3 Ext4 FAT HFS+ (read-only on journaled HFS+) ISO9660 (read-only) NTFS UDF (read-only)This would lead me to believe that yes, it should work with a chromebook, however I have not tested this myself.
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I can't say with 100% certainty since I haven't tried, but based on the way Chrome OS works, I would say no. Chrome is a cloud - based operating system meaning it relies on web-based applications rather than ones installed on the computer. Any storage space on the Chromebook is probably meant to store local media files rather than programs. This program utilizes a Windows - based executable file which would almost certainly not run on Chrome. You will probably have to find a web-based version of this or an alternative, unless you can find a program that will emulate Windows in the Chromebook. There are emulation programs like VMware and Parallels for Mac that would allow you to do this, but I don't know of any similar programs for Chrome at this point. Good luck in any event.
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This is just an adapter for a microSD card, so as long as your Chromebook supports your microSD card type then it should work.
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The Chromebook is mainly for quick Internet access. A transfer of large files would have to go on the cloud because you have only 16 GB.
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USB and proprietary is a contradiction in terms. Canons generally use mini-USB, possibly micro-USB, but they use a USB standard.