does this work with android tablet such as ASUS to view JPEG photos?
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I honestly have no idea. Since I bought that, I moved on to a Canon 6502 and, as you know, the card is completely different. BUT! Here's the thing: Even what I've got now is just a container that allows the card to connect to a USB 2.0 port. My sense is that anything other than a program can get through that port, at least on a Microsoft surface tablet because any program [app] that's not from the Microsoft store gets instantly rejected by the OS. Seeing as how JPEGs are nearly universal as photographic transfer files, and the USB ports are just, well, USB ports, I don't see why you would have any trouble whatsoever. The only thing I would warn you about is having too many JPEG files on the card. At least with the USB 2.0 ports, anything above fifty files or so and the transfer slows to a dead stop. I hope that helps. Wish I could offer a definitive answer.
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You would have to have a USB Card Reader attached to the cable. Once you do this it should work, PROVIDED that your tablet supports the SIZE of the SD Card in question.
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Yes it does which is the reason I bought this model. That said, I can get the USB to recognize my external USB hard drive or android tablet.
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Yes. The Tablet comes with a USB dongle that allows you to transfer directly from your camera into the pictures folder.
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for any phone/tablet, NO. It purely depends on the device actually. OTG (on the go) hardware and drivers should be there in the device for it to access this flash drive or any storage device via the usb port. If it does support, then file explorer will work. To check if your device does support, i think there is an app in android called USB OTG checker or something like that. If the device is not running android and there is no app, buy a cheap OTG cable, plug in your portable hard disk and see if it reads. although, be careful with the OTG cables as they can easily damage the device's usb port.
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Yes to view jpg (JPEG ) pics and some video formats but does not support save or record (to USB ) functions.
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Yes it does. I own that tablet and works well. You will have to mount the USB drive manually in android, it's pretty straight forward or you can Google it.
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I doubt that a tablet would try to convert the file formats, but it could if it doesn't recognize the RAW formats. Do a google search for your tablet model and see if anyone else has ever tried this. If you can't find anything, I would just give this cable a try. What's the worst that could happen? Paul
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Most of the android tablet have a different usb connection. So no I don't think it will work
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I'm pretty sure you can only use it with specific Asus tablets. This uses a proprietary ASUS connector, not a standard microUSB.
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It would depend on a number of factors. e.g. the format of the movie file, blue ray, mp4, oog, etc. It would also depend on the particular app. Does it support the files format? Or does it allow you to read from an external hard drive? I've plugged in a thumb drive into the unit being sold, and have been able to read/move files to and from the tablet. I've also been able to view some videos from the thumb drive. But I cannot say it would work for you for sure. It did for me.
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Droid1,2,3s(Android) work for me with direct access; If you set it to ftp upload images to a web server most any 'mobile web' can work checking images(tho you might have to get a script to display only newest etc)
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Depends what kind of tablet. You need to download an app like dslr pro that allows you view the photos first. I bought this to use for a kindle, but I cannot convert my kindle to an android device. Google viewing photos on tablet and there are numerous articles on the topic.
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This depends on what camera you have, what tablet and what version operating system the tablet is running.Newer Canon cameras and newer android tablets should work fine, as long as the tablet supports the OTG USB host protocol.
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Yes it does which is the reason I bought this model. That said, I can't get the USB to recognize my external USB hard drive or android tablet.
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We don't have an Android tablet but it does work with an iPad (all versions). You need to read the directions carefully and find the right codes to scan based on your UPC. This is all part of the setup process. Once set up, it's ready to go all the time. For the price it is great for what we use it for.
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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.