does this tablet support usb thumb drive after you buy the cable? thanks!
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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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i have never tried it, but i know for sure it supports a flash drive...technically it should will confirm and return with a response
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Well, forgive my lack of expertise, but what I can tell you is that your tablet must have a regular sized USB slot. If it does, then yes. The tablet I had bought for my mom did not. I hope that helped!
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If the flash drive has a USB connection, you can attach it to the Acer Iconia tablet with an adapter. The tablet has a micro-USB port. You just need to purchasea separate micro-USB to regular USB adapter. It is not expensive. I purchased mine thru Amazon.com as well.
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Yes, it does.However, it's a trial version good for 90 days (I believe), I un installed it and installed my own copy with the help of a micro usb to female usb adapter and a full size thumb drive.
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The 9 inch tablet I have does have a USB port. Not the full size USB port but the small one similar to the ones you find in today's smartphones. It does include an adaptor though (~5 inch cable) with a female USB port so you can connect pen drives and normal/standard USB devices to this cable/adaptor. Hope this help.
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Yes, and you can hook up to your PC as a USB drive also. I found this out yesterday when I was trying to copy files. It uses a mini mini USB connector. You hook it to your PC and an icon appears. You tap the icon and it is viewed by the PC as a USB drive. Really neat. I assume other android tablets do the same.
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Yes, according to Google Support. Details at https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/183093?hl=en It's a regular flash/thumb/USB drive, so there should be no problem with any computer or tablet that has a USB or a micro-USB port.
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Yes, it has a full size USB port on the keyboard dock that will support a mouse, flash drives, and a portable USB powered Hard Drive (1 TB). A web search for "Adobe Flash Drive" brings up "Adobe Flash" which is a software plug-in. It is not supported in any Android version greater than 4.1 I believe.
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If you mean usb drive then no. This device only supports micro SD for external memory.
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I have one of this. I plug it into mini usb port of my table and then I can attach other devices, such as key board, or thumb drive, or even external hard drives with a regular size usb port. So if your tablet has a mini usb, yes, this is what you need.
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No, the tablet does not have an actual USB port, but does come with a pigtail attachment that plugs into the data port and has a USB connection for it. You should be able to connect a flash drive or keyboard to the tablet without a problem. I connected them to my computer to transfer pics without a problem.
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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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It does not have a USB, although it may seem to. There is a micro USB used for charging - although the microUSB may also seem to connect to (non-NOOK) micro-USB cables, it actually does not. If you're not a tech-geek, it's pretty much useless. There's no provision for backing up on a laptop or anything like that - I guess B&N; don't want you keeping the stuff you've paid for anywhere but in their cloud or on the e-reader. My opinion - do not consider it a tablet, at all. It's a e-reader with some almost-misleading features of a tablet. We're using it at this point as a shopping list organizer and that's about it (where it's not an e-reader). It does not have a USB, although it may seem to. There is a micro USB used for charging - although the microUSB may also seem to connect to (non-NOOK) micro-USB cables, it actually does not. If you're not a tech-geek, it's pretty much useless. There's no provision for backing up on a laptop or anything like that - I guess B&N; don't want you keeping the stuff you've paid for anywhere but in their cloud or on the e-reader. My opinion - do not consider it a tablet, at all. It's a e-reader with some almost-misleading features of a tablet. We're using it at this point as a shopping list... » Read More It does not have a USB, although it may seem to. There is a micro USB used for charging - although the microUSB may also seem to connect to (non-NOOK) micro-USB cables, it actually does not. If you're not a tech-geek, it's pretty much useless. There's no provision for backing up on a laptop or anything like that - I guess B&N; don't want you keeping the stuff you've paid for anywhere but in their cloud or on the e-reader. My opinion - do not consider it a tablet, at all. It's a e-reader with some almost-misleading features of a tablet. We're using it at this point as a shopping list organizer and that's about it (where it's not an e-reader). « Show Less
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Copy what you wish to transfer to your Tablet to a USB Thumbdrive. When completed, insert the USB Thumbdrive into the OEM Samsung Adapter and then insert the OEM Drive into the same slot as your power connector and your tablet will then recognize your Thumbdrive and make everything on it available to your tablet. When you go to save the file to your tablet, please mark the place of its storage so you can easily find it when your Thumbdrive is not connected.
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Nope...but it does have USB / SD Card slot. It also supports external USB hard drives.
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Yes, It has a USB port on the dock and a micro USB on the tablet. I think you mean "Adobe Flash." You can in stall the Dolphin browser and it supports flash. Otherwise Android (like IOS) no longer supports Adobe Flash.