So I can use a Thumb drive ?
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Yes you can use USB devices, including a thumb drive. I do this all the time.
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It has a USB input so it should work just fine as long as the pictures on it are jpegs or videos mpeg 4 or .avi. Should also play music if they're MP3.
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I don't recommend using a USB flash drive. Use a powered external hard drive.
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Load them on a thumb drive and use the thumb drive to load them on your pic frame program
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The USB slot allows the use of a thumb drive. As far as I know, there is no card slot.
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I think you can do that. But the Windows 8.1 require a flash drive with 24 GB memory.
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Yes you can. Even though I do advice to use a dedicated usb drive with the pictures connected to frame for viewing. The internal memory of the frame does not fit many pictures
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You can use a Thumbdrive to add extra space, or if you are away, u could use a External Harddrive with its own power source and watch movies or music from it
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Maybe. The form factor is ok, but I don't know, if this system can use the drive.
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If it's a external hard drive, you cannot because there's not enough power running through the device. But thumb drives and flash drives work fine but beware that they transfer very slowly
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I use Cruzer Glide 16GB USB thumb drives in mine. I use a Windows 7 PC to put Mp3 files on the drive.
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Try formatting the thumb drive. Try NTFS. If that doesn't work, separate the file into parts. I use WinRAR. However, there are several freeware programs that would do it.
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Supposedly yes. I believe the instructions seem to indicate it should work. But even with a 2GB thumb drive, access was unreliable and excruciatingly SLOW! I cannot imagine a real-life use for that feature. It also shares only *known* file types. You get a web page interface to share files like images, documents, and a few others. You cannot share all file types. The interface often fails to find files that were seen only seconds later. It is a COMPLETE FAILURE as far as I'm concerned!
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Yes the Keyboard Dock Will Accept A USB 2.0 Thumb Drive. It Will Not Support An External Hard Drive or Other Powerd Drives.
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No. Jerry. I think what you want is a small portable USB storage drive. You can get them with various capacities, probably from Amazon, dodo motley at radio shack.
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If you want a tablet that supports a thumb drive, you might want to look at Acer. I have an Iconia 500, and it has a full-sized usb port.
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Yes you can. Any attached USB device shows up as a folder named according to the name of the thumb drive or external HDD you plug in. You can simply double click to open and do whatever you desire to. Thanks.
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Plug and Play. you dont have to do anything but plug it in. i use the micro usb male to USB2.0 and just plug the thumb drive in and your set.