New iPad 3 2 in 1 Camera Connection Kit / Card Reader for Apple iPad 3 & iPad 2 & iPad (works with iPad 4 with Lightning to 30 Pin Adapter) - SUPPORTS IOS 6 & BELOW

This Apple iPad3/iPad2/iPad connection kit from Hebron enables you to transfer photos from your camera to an iPad directly from a SD or SDHC card or by using a USB cable. The connection of the kit is possible through the dock connector. Moreover, it also enables you to use a USB keyboard with your iPad, which allows you to write your e-mails, SMS, MMS or notes much faster.Supports SD, SDHC and MMC cardsPlease note:1) Photos and videos must be located in the "DCIM" folder2) Subfolders in "DCIM" cannot be read3)Video support of MOV formats4) Txt, pdf, excel and word files are not supportedFrom 1 October 2011, we are selling our new, 2nd generation Hebron Camera Connection Kit with enhanced RapidSpeed technology and new iOS 5.1 support. Also, the new product does no longer have a switch (to manually switch from USB to SD card reader) that many other kits still have, but does the job automatically. Thus, a potential source of error could be eliminated and an even better quality can be guaranteed.General InformationIf the SD card is big, it takes a much longer time for the photos to show up and in the interim it appears that nothing is happening. The small SD card always works straight away, the big one mostly takes much longer. From a customer perspective, it appears that nothing is happening and/or the thing has frozen. This is not the case. Please be patient as the transfer of larger amounts of data takes more time.WARNING: The Hebron Camera Connection Kit is produced by the manufacturer LEICKE Distributor. This product description as well as all customer reviews only refer to this brand and producer. We are not responsible for cheaper product offers, such as the one from Loftk, that have been wrongfully attached to our offer!

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