Connessione del dispositivo come archiviazione di massa

Potete collegare il dispositivo a un computer come disco rimovibile e accedere alle cartelle dei file. Se inserite una scheda di memoria nel dispositivo, potete anche accedere alle cartelle della scheda utilizzando il dispositivo come lettore di schede di memoria.

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Per trasferire file dalla o nella scheda di memoria, inserite una scheda nel dispositivo.

Nel menu Applicazioni, selezionate Impostaz. → Wireless e rete → Impostazioni USB → Archiviazione di massa.

Premete [] per tornare alla schermata Home.

Collegate il dispositivo al PC tramite il cavo dati.

Una volta connesso, selezionate Collega.

Aprite la cartella per visualizzare i file sul computer.

Copiate i file dal computer al dispositivo o alla scheda di memoria.

Per disattivare l'archiviazione USB, selezionate Disattiva.

Per scollegare il dispositivo dal computer, fate clic sull'icona del dispositivo USB nella barra delle applicazioni di Windows e fate clic sull'opzione per rimuovere in modo sicuro il dispositivo di archiviazione di massa. Poi rimuovete il cavo dati dal computer. Altrimenti potreste perdere i dati salvati sulla scheda di memoria o danneggiare la scheda di memoria stessa.

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Samsung GT-P1000CWAWIN, GT-P1000MSATIM, GT-P1000CWAFWB manual Connessione del dispositivo come archiviazione di massa
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GT-P1000CWAHUI, GT-P1000CWAFWB, GT-P1000CWACOS, GT-P1000CWAVOM, GT-P1000CWAOMN specifications

The Samsung GT-P1000, commonly known as the Galaxy Tab, marked a significant milestone in the evolution of mobile computing when it was released. This tablet was part of Samsung's pioneering efforts to create a versatile device that combined the best features of smartphones and laptops, catering to a growing market for portable entertainment and productivity solutions.

One of the main features of the GT-P1000 is its sleek and lightweight design, which makes it extremely portable. Weighing just over 380 grams, the Galaxy Tab can easily be carried in a bag or held in one hand, allowing users to enjoy media consumption, browsing, and communication on the go. The device boasts a 7-inch TFT capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels, providing vibrant colors and decent viewing angles for enjoying videos, games, and ebooks.

Powering the GT-P1000 is a 1 GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, coupled with 512 MB of RAM, which ensures smooth performance for a variety of applications. This tablet runs on Android 2.2 Froyo, allowing users to access the Google Play Store and download a wide array of apps tailored for various purposes, including productivity tools, games, and social media platforms.

In terms of connectivity, the Galaxy Tab offers multiple options, including Wi-Fi and optional 3G support, facilitating seamless internet access whether at home or on the move. The integration of Bluetooth technology also enables quick file transfers and connections with other devices, such as headphones or speakers.

The tablet features a front-facing camera for video calls and a rear camera for capturing moments on the go, though the megapixel counts are modest by today’s standards. Storage options include 16GB, 32GB, and the possibility of expansion via a microSD card slot, allowing users to manage their media library effectively.

Battery life is another strong point of the GT-P1000, with a 4000 mAh Lithium-ion battery providing ample usage time for daily tasks, entertainment, and browsing. Overall, the Samsung GT-P1000 laid the groundwork for future tablets, integrating essential features that balanced performance, portability, and connectivity in a user-friendly device.
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