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There was a time just recently when there were no USB On-The-Go (OTG) flash drives on the market, but now there are hundreds of different models from dozens of brands. OTG USB flash drives are often referred to as dual-drives due to the fact they feature Micro-USB and Type A USB 2.0 connectors. Legit Reviews took a look at the Corsair Flash Voyager Go back in January 2014, but we have since received OTG Flash drives from Kingston and Transcend. Rather than doing individual reviews on each product we figured that we would compare all three drives to one another since they are all 32GB OTG USB drives aimed at the same consumer...



Article Title: 32GB OTG USB Flash Drive Roundup - Corsair, Kingston, Transcend
Article URL: http://www.legitreviews.com/32gb-otg-us ... end_139692

You wouldn't happen to have a HP Touchpad laying around you could try these on would you? I read that the Touchpad already has the host drivers in it but do not have a cable t give anything a try. WebOS is the best tablet OS I have ever used for battery life and ease of use but without a sd slot the 32gb is pretty limiting, especially when I have dual boot with cyanogenmod on it too.

I figure it's a long shot but never hurts to ask ;)