Does this surface pro use hmdi for external monitor? does it accept micro sd cards?
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You mean hdmi??? It has display port not hdmi port, also, it has micro SD card
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it has the mini display port. With the adapter you can go to the hdmi. It has the micro sd slot for expansion
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Your hdmi can be used with an adapter, or your USB port. It will not accept micro SD cards with out an adapter.
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Yoi need to get external adapter to convert from mini displayport to hdmi and yes it accepts micro sd cards.
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I have heard rumors that Microsoft does not support USB External DVDS for the Surface Pro 3. I do not have one. I have successfully installed a similar model on a Dell tablet/laptop using Win 8.1.
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I'm not surface pro 3 expert, but I think it should work fine. You need to connect with a vga/hdmi cable/adapter like you would to any standard monitor and for touch screen functionallity, a direct connection from the Dell S2240T via USB cable to you surface pro 3. I use my Dell Touch Panel Monitor with a Dell Venue 11 Pro tablet and docking station - works great.
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The Surface Pro supports the UHS-I SDXC standard which would allow up to 100/MBs. So in theory it should be able to support the 70/20 speeds of this card just fine. I'm waiting to get this card in and will let you know my results with my Surface Pro.
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It works with surface pro, it must also work with surface pro 2 as the port is same
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It came with a SD CARD reader, I think 2 USB ports and 3 HDMI ports. So yes, can use external sources... you can read the specification.
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I don't know if tablets have a slot for SDHC, You need a the micro mini chip
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of course not.because surface pro3 doesn't even have a sd-card adpter slot!!(only tf card can be used!)
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All Microsoft Surface comes with mini display port. You need a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI to use HDMI cable.
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Most of the "Visual" or "Visual Land" tablets I have seen have a Micro SD slot. If yours does, it "should" work! However, some devices have limits on how big of a memory card you can use, so you really need to check your documentation or look up your model number online to know for sure.
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I'm not sure what you want. The Surface Pro has a MicroSD slot and I keep a 32GB card in it for storage. If you are looking for a separate card reader, it doesn't come with one.
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The surface pro 2 has the capability but wacom the maker of the stylus has not released drivers that are compatible with the screen yet. Out of the box is sort of works but not with the full set of features.
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It has a neat USB port. Also on the top part of the right hand side, there is a smaller HDMI port. You do need to buy a surface RT HDMI adapter which costs about 10$ on amazon.
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if your surface rt tablet had a hmdi connector, you could but only limitedto one exterior monitor. tablet video card are not designed similar to desktop whichnormally had a vga hdmi ...
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HDMI, VGA, and DVI are supported. You must also have a free USB port to support the touch capabilities.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 = YESAs extended, as second only display, as mirror, all no problems. Displayed fine.Works fine with standard monitor. Also works with 4k monitor.Plugging into Surface is a little snug, but only a little. Plugs in just fine. All works fine.
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i didnt really have a need to use as mobile monitor, just rely on sd card. you have to be using internet explorer (though there might be a work around, i never called tech support) for that use. IE isn't available for Mac.