Do I need a USB wi/fi adapter or it is built in? Is Android already loaded(see one of the reviews), or do you have to load it on an SD card. Thanks.
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Wi-Fi is built in Usb Is on board 2.0. You need to put an android build on the Sdcard to boot from.BUT The android is lacking on this board and If your not real proficient with Linux I would stay away from this board. Very little support.I sold mine after months of frustration. I got it for the Android option but Android is only partly done and in need of much more work to be useful.
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wifi is builtin and you have to load your OS on a micoSD or hard drive. I did not read if Android fits on the NAND as I used linux on a microSD.
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You need a wifi "stick" which goes into the USB port on the side and is (was?) sold separately. I did not buy the official Samsung LinkStick WiFi adapter, but got a Rosewill RNX-N1 which was cheaper (but no longer sold). I see Samsung sells the WIS12ABGNX Network adapter for far less now ($35) on Amazon. I would try that. Do note: if at all possible, a wired connection is preferred, much better for streaming movies from places like VuDu.
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Well... phone I had months ago didn't bring SD Card on the other hand has a slot so no issues with that.My 2 cents... try to get a fast SD card to ensure performance to storage photos and apps in order to off load internal memory.
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No adapter, the unit has a Micro SD slot, the unit also has USB 3.0 port.you can get a USB adapter if you want to have two Micro cards. Yes you can run apps with the data on the SD card, you must point the app to the SD card
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Most tablets don't have USB port connections. At least the ones I have looked at or worked with. If you have a WIFI enabled tablet, you should be able to connect to the internet of the go. If I understand your question clearly, you would not not need to purchase this mini usb receiver. I hope this adequately answers your question.
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It has it's own built in wifi signal it emits to your device and that's how you connect to it. Honestly, I could never get it to work even though I could get my device to see it. I just plus it in and use it like a flash drive now.
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The other users haven't done their homework. If you get this phone you should definitely root it and install Link2SD (pay for the upgrade, its around $3 and it lets you move all data from apps to the sd card). The only limitations you will have at this point is the size app you want to download. I have around 600mb free on my internal storage, so therefore I can only download apps up to that size and then I can move them to the sd card and they will launch from there. Link2SD is a life saver and rooting this phone is extremely easy compared to other devices. Simply Google search: LG Optimus F3 saferoot.apk. Enjoy! The other users haven't done their homework. If you get this phone you should definitely root it and install Link2SD (pay for the upgrade, its around $3 and it lets you move all data from apps to the sd card). The only limitations you will have at this point is the size app you want to download. I have around 600mb free on my internal storage, so therefore I can only download apps up to that size and then I can move them to the sd card and they will launch from there. Link2SD is a life saver and rooting this phone is extremely easy compared to other devices. Simply Google search: LG Optimus... » Read More The other users haven't done their homework. If you get this phone you should definitely root it and install Link2SD (pay for the upgrade, its around $3 and it lets you move all data from apps to the sd card). The only limitations you will have at this point is the size app you want to download. I have around 600mb free on my internal storage, so therefore I can only download apps up to that size and then I can move them to the sd card and they will launch from there. Link2SD is a life saver and rooting this phone is extremely easy compared to other devices. Simply Google search: LG Optimus F3 saferoot.apk. Enjoy! « Show Less
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Its exactly the same as a laptop in a mini version, just using android 4.1 instead of windows. You can download/upload./wifi/connect via usb, if what you ask works in that way.. then yes.
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JORDAN W. You should fix your answer this led me to believe it was wireless/bluetooth. I know now you must have used an otg cable but please specify not all people have an otg cable or androids with usb ports. Thanks. ( I bought this reading your review)
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It has no internal memory that you can access. I'm guessing that it must have some internal memory for it's OS but you can't access it. Memory card or USB. No Wi-Fi or any internet connection.
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It requires the wifi adapter, it's a $70 add-on. I did a review on it, it's pretty much requires.
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When I was looking for mine I went by what was said on the site. But I am finding out that working with a sd card is not easy. I would suggest that you find out how to down load app s on it before any purchase.
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The tablet doesn't require Wi-Fi, but some apps won't work without it. You can load movies and watch them while traveling - my daughter does it all the time. The easiest way is to load the movies on a micro SD card. The Nabi 2 will accept cards up to 32Gb.
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Mine came with a USB card reader adapter. It's very nice, but any SD card adapter should work.
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Please be specific. Are you talking about the Android system come with it or Ubuntu? You should have no wifi problem for android but Ubuntu might be a little difficult. You can read my post here: (http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?6,12905) and we can discuss from there.
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Hi it has built in WiFi.. Connects the same as if u had a phone or tablet. Just put your WiFi key in and your in. Same as an Android phone tablet ect.. It really is a neat device. Really simple.. Hope this helps u.
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No built-in wifi, you'll need either a PCI card or USB dongle if you want WiFi.