3 Con un cable de datos para PC opcional, conecte la toma multifunción del dispositivo a un PC.

4 Ejecute Samsung Kies y utilice conexiones inalámbricas o copie datos y archivos.

Para obtener más información, consulte la ayuda de Samsung Kies.

››Sincronizar con el Reproductor de

Windows Media

Asegúrese de que el Reproductor de Windows Media esté instalado en su PC.

1 En la pantalla de inicio, abra la lista de aplicaciones y seleccione Ajustes Conexiones inalámbricas Ajustes USB Reproductor multimedia.

2 Pulse la tecla Inicio para volver al modo inactivo.

3 Con un cable de datos para PC opcional, conecte la toma multifuncional del dispositivo a un PC que tenga instalado el Reproductor de Windows Media.

Cuando esté conectado, en el PC aparecerá una ventana emergente.

4 Abra el Reproductor de Windows Media para sincronizar archivos de música.

5 Modifique o escriba el nombre del dispositivo en la ventana emergente (si es necesario).

6 Seleccione y arrastre los archivos de música que desee a la lista de sincronización.

7 Inicie la sincronización.

››Conectar como dispositivo de almacenamiento masivo

Puede conectar el dispositivo al PC como un disco extraíble y acceder al directorio de archivos. Si inserta una tarjeta de memoria en el dispositivo, puede también acceder al directorio de archivos de la tarjeta de memoria usando el dispositivo como lector de tarjeta de memoria.

El directorio de archivos de la tarjeta de memoria se mostrará como disco extraíble, independiente de la memoria interna.

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Samsung GT-I9000HKAATL, GT-I9000HKDVIP, GT-I9000HKYFOP, GT-I9000HKAXSO ››Sincronizar con el Reproductor de Windows Media

GT-I9000HKAXSO, GT-I9000HKAATL, GT-I9000HKAFOP, GT-I9000HKYXEC, GT-I9000HKDFOP specifications

The Samsung GT-I9000 series comprises several models, including GT-I9000HKDAMN, GT-I9000HKDFWD, GT-I9000RWYAMN, GT-I9000HKYYOG, and GT-I9000HKYFWD. Each of these models represents a segment of Samsung's flagship Galaxy S series, primarily launched around the early 2010s. The GT-I9000, known as the Samsung Galaxy S, made a significant impact in the smartphone market due to its innovative features and advanced technologies for its time.

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Under the hood, the Galaxy S models are powered by a 1 GHz Cortex-A8 processor, coupled with the PowerVR SGX540 GPU. This combination allows for smooth performance in both applications and gaming, even in a time when mobile gaming was just starting to gain traction. The phones support 512 MB of RAM, which was considered sufficient for multitasking during the period of their release.

When it comes to storage, these models offer options from 8GB to 16GB, expandable via microSD, enabling users to store ample media files, applications, and documents. The devices also feature a 5 MP rear camera with autofocus and LED flash, capable of capturing decent photos and videos, alongside a front-facing VGA camera for video calls, catering to the growing trend of social connectivity.

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