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Advanced Battery use - opens a list of applications and operating system components you have used since last connected to a power source. This setting shows the applications in order of highest to lowest amount of power used. Select an application to review additional details about power use, and make adjustments where available. 11-13 About tablet About tablet provides user with information about the tablet and the applications and software. This includes legal information, version information, and software build revision information. The version information can be useful in the case of customer support. 12 CONNECTING TO YOUR G TABLET 12-1 Connect a micro SD Card The unit is designed with a micro SD Card slot which allows you to insert a micro SD card into the unit as shown right. This enables you to both access media and files as well as save media and files to the gTablet. You can open and play files directly from the micro SD card (such as music), or you can copy or delete the files to and from the micro SD card. The gTablet currently supports up to 64GB micro SD cards. It is recommended that the gTablet be used with at least a 32GB micro SD card to ensure the best user experience. For directions on accessing media files from your micro SD card, please refer to the section on Importing and Accessing Files. 60

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Advanced Battery use
–
opens a list of applications and operating
system components you have used since last connected to a power
source.
This setting shows the applications in order of highest to lowest
amount of power used.
Select an application to review additional details
about power use, and make adjustments where available.
11-13 About tablet
About tablet provides user with information about the tablet and the
applications and software.
This includes legal information, version
information, and software build revision information.
The version
information can be useful in the case of customer support.
12
CONNECTING TO YOUR G TABLET
12-1
Connect a micro SD Card
The unit is designed with a micro SD Card slot which allows you
to insert a micro SD card into the unit as shown right.
This
enables you to both access media and files as well as save
media and files to the gTablet.
You can open and play files
directly from the micro SD card (such as music), or you can copy
or delete the files to and from the micro SD card.
The gTablet
currently supports up to 64GB micro SD cards.
It is
recommended that the gTablet be used with at least a 32GB
micro SD card to ensure the best user experience.
For
directions on accessing media files from your micro SD card, please refer
to the section on
Importing and Accessing Files
.