it is compatible with OTG? Can I connect a pendrive or an external hard drive?
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I have a Sony 32G Microvault with a USB on one side and a micro USB on the other. I can download files from my desktop using the USB side of the microvault. I can then plug the microUSB into phone. The Office Suite Pro app allows me to view, work, and save, though I don't use that often. I don't know about pendrives.
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this should work just fine with your PC I have yet to find an external hard drive that isn't universally compatible with all PCs. have a nice day!
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This device works just fine. You can attach a external hard drive to it and access elsewhere. You can access it by signing in your device by E-mail address at their website.
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yes. works with all. Better off buy a USB memory OTG drive. This is way to slow.
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If the disk is powered by USB only, then it should work (the max disk capacity that I've connected was a 250gb seagate external hdd). If the hard drive has a separate plug for power like an AC adapter, you should be fine because all the nexus would be doing is accessing the files intead of powering the drive. According to research, USB devices connected via OTG cables like this one should be plug-and-play so it should work because nothing I've read so far addressed anything about power limitations.
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If you us the on the go (otg) cable you can and all so add a hard drive or what ever you like one should of come with your tablet
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Does the toshiba 8.1 use a micro-usb 2.0 charging cord? If so, this otg (on the go) adapter will work. Though I'm not sure why you would need it. Nearly everything uses microusb these days. I got this for my note 3 which uses the fat 3.0 mini usb-b. If toshiba tablets use the mini usb 2.0 and you want this for memory exoansion, I would highly HIGHLY recommend the Silicon Power Mobile X31 16GB USB 3.0 OTG Flash Drive for Android Smartphone and Tablet, Silver/Black (SP016GBUF3X31V1K). Its just $9.99 on amazon right now for the 16gb and just a pinch more for the 32gb. Its essentially a flash drive for phones and tablets. Now as my note 3 phone doesn't have the mini usb hole, I needed the 3.0 version of this adapter before I could stick a flash drive in; but tablets with a mini usb are good 2 go! If there's some reason you needed this other than jump drive access the simple answer is yes, the 2.0 fits. PS me personally, I'm strictly a Silicon Power man, but if you prefer other brands (kingston, sandisk, sony, etc) simply search amazon for: (brand) otg 16gb (or 32gb or 8gb, you get the point) but if you want quality+great prices, use either: "silicon power/kingston otg usb 16gb" and take your pick from amazons great selection. 1 end of the jump drive is mini usb for toshiba tablet insertion, the other end fits into your computer or other device to transfer files. Perfect. Hope this helps and you were looking to expand memory; if not, hopefully someone who is will see it and my answer won't be totally useless. Derek Holmes Amazon Seller - Eden Electronics Forgive any typos, the note 3 keyboard may be big, but my fumbling thumbs are bigger.
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Hi Shannon,USB On-The-Go, often abbreviated to USB OTG or just OTG, is a specification first used in late 2001, that allows USB devices such as digital audio players or mobile phones to act as a host, allowing other USB devices like a USB flash drive, digital camera, mouse, or keyboard to be attached to them. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org).I believe it is primarily to connect for example an USB flash drive but also used to flash the ROM of the device when put into recovery mode. Google is your friend here.
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USB. I had issues with it mounting drives. ive tried the supported formats like ext2-ext4. it just would not work. you can solve this with the paragon app.
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I didn't have any negative issues with it. I use Nexus Media Importer, ES File App as well as Astro File App. I am very satisfied the the Kingston OTG.
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At the present time the X5 does not support OTG storage through the USB port, but it has been promised in a future firmware update. So I'd take that with a grain of salt and not expect to see it. If it does materialize then cool but don't buy one with the expectation that it's coming.
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You will need to look and see if your phone/ tablet has full USB otg support. I googled and found this. Seems it has full usb otg support. Is this your phone? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2485648 I have a dell venue 8 android tablet. It does not have full USB otg support. On my dell venue 8 I can only use it to connect a flash drive or mouse/ keyboard. Now on my gs3 a much more popular device, It has full USB otg support. On my gs3 I can use it for syncing my ps3 controller and for a wired Xbox 360 controller.I can also use it for flash drives and most USB devices. To answers your question u would have to see if the lg g2 has full USB otg support.
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I have an external USB hard drive connected and it works fine. You can even play back files from the USB drive. I have a 1 TB external drive.
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Hi Kenneth, The Kindle Fire HDX 7 does not support USB OTG devices, so this drive would not be compatible. Thank you for considering Kingston Flash drives, -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Yes, but note, this device comes with no drive so one has to either connect one's external drive to its USB, or as I do, put a high capacity (32 or 64 gig) SD card into its slot. When I wish to store from my cell phone (or tablet), I use the file-hub (downloaded software) on the phone (or tablet) to transfer to that SD card. When I want to empty my cameras card to the SD in the RAVPower, I plug my card reader into the USB socket and use the software on my tablet or phone to transfer files from the card reader to the SD card. I also just put my cameras SD directly into the slot and transfer to my tablet and store them there. My ancient tablet does not have OTG (on-the go) via its mini USB, and that was the main reason I got the RAVPower. I could also use this device to transfer to my lap-top or PC, but there's no need as both those have card readers and USB inputs anyway. WD does make a similar device that does have its own internal drive and has the option to automatically upload simply by inserting your camera's SD into its slot (no PC, phone or tablet needed) but you do need to initiate this option (one time only) via its downloaded software on one of your devices. Those WD wireless drives are bigger, heavier and cost much more than this little guy.
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Yes and if You buy an OTG cable with the extra lead for charging and use an external power source it will mount an external hard drive or usb printer
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Thank you for your interest in our products. This will not work with external drives/hard drive devices, it will only work with thumb drives.