can I download pictures right from camera onto kindle fire
1831690
not sure,, can you use a card reader on a kindle ? theres always that route
1831691
I don't see how that is possible, to download directly from camera to Kindle, but you can try downloading them to you computer and then from the computer to the Kindle. I have downloaded pictures from my computer to my Kindle Fire so I know that is possible.
85090
Yes you can, it jas a micro SD connector just like a Kindle Fire charger does.
925083
No: The port here is a USB port, which will not be accepted into the Kindle Fire
1351550
Yes but will not transfer pics to a kindle fire or similar tablets will to a iPhone/iPad tho
1377916
No you can not. Unfortunately due to Amazon's current options you may only get the Amazon app store to download your applications and the Kindle application for your reading materials. Unfortunately video is not an option at this time.
2236262
Good question. It is available for Android, but is not on the "apps for Android" page on Amazon. This would lead me to believe it is available for most Android devices, but might not be available for Kindle Fire. You should definitely try downloading the app before you purchase the kit, just to be safe.
1286706
If you want to download straight from the camera (without a computer), the only way I can think of is by putting the camera's SD card into the table and copying the files to the internal memory.With a computer, there are many different ways: you could send thought USB, Dropbox or any other sync service
90481
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.
1170193
Apps are available for viewing IP Cameras on platforms MAC, iOS( iPhone/iPad, Android, Linux and even Windows (Tablet & Phone). The cameras work perfectly. If Ip Camera apps can be loaded on the Kindle Fire is a question for Kindle tech support.
1405389
Yes, both. "Download data from digital camera memory cards (CF, SD, SDHC, SDXC)"
1517407
Yes, but you will need the USB adapter as well. I don't believe the Kindle Fire has a 'regular' USB port. I think it has a USB mini. But yes, with the adapter it would work perfectly.
693661
I don't have a kindle, so I am not sure. But if both the kindle and the WI drive are connected to a PC at the same time, and they both show as external USB drives, you should be able to move the files over.
643846
If you're using a SD card there should be no reason why you can't transfer files that way. Both devices have a SD reader. I don't have a Eee PC, but I suspect that you shouldn't have a problem connecting a kindle directly to it. The Kindle connects to Windows as if it is a USB thumb drive with no special software. Most likely Linux will also view the Kindle as a USB drive. I've never had problems with getting other versions of Linux to mount a USB drive, so I don't think this one will be any different.
925084
I don't have a Kindle. I transfer photos from a camera to a PC or other devices with a USB cable, I'd think a Kindle would have a USB port? I have a adapter that takes the micro card and then I put the adapter into the SD card reader. There are adapters that hold a micro card and plug into a USB port.
995867
not unless you had an hdmi to a regular hdmi (I do have a kindle fire hd7) and it has a mini HDMI port. I got this for my computer because my son shoved a nickel into my SD slot and I can't get it out. :) Generic JCBM0301 031-ADPT-8003 HDE HDMI Female to Mini HDMI Male Adapter
972285
I tried it with the Android Amazon Kindle app, but I could not get it to anything. It will control multimedia playback and if you have the camera configured to use the Volume Up button as the shutter trigger, it will work to take photos remotely.
1779319
I don't know what kind of connector a Kindle Fire has. If it uses the micro USB or the mini USB, it will work.