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Purchased this recently anticipating hooking into something to hear speaker presentations from recent seminar.
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Note1: If your device is a phone or a tablet then there most likely is not a USB port to plug it into. Note 2: If your device is a newer MacBook then you have a USB-C port and will need an adapter. |
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I agree with many of the previous comments, this does not appear to be a 'normal' USB device, I would be very cautious of inserting this into anything. If you absolutely need to hear what is on this, get a cheap player with a USB input and try it in that, there are some single board computer devices that act as players and have USB ports for additional storage. In any case I would not plug into a regular computer.
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It is a flash drive. Companies usually hand them out at seminars or trade shows. They are preloaded with advertising, etc. I have used them in the past and probably still have a few around the house. Where did you get it from? Check out the video. https://youtu.be/k6VZIzPAcxk?si=o2lmTk_sjKRXG4hb |
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If it fits into a USB-A port, take it to the library and plug it into one of their computers.
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It is a common usb 2.0 connector for cheap usb memory sticks. It is missing the outer metal shield (to save cost) that helps reduce the rf interference. USB 2.0/3.0 connections are notorious for creating interference problems with tv remotes, blue tooth and similar devices. These connectors were typically used on cheap low speed memory sticks.
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