Question about IO Ports on A2109 IdeaPad

Hello Everyone:
In a couple of months I'm going to be getting a IdeaPad A2109 Tablet.
I couldn't find manuals for it on Lenovo's site so I came here and found the links that I needed Thanks to those forum poster{s}.
I ran accross in those links the maintance manual and was excited because I couldn't find anything about any of the connections on the tablet.
And any pictures that Lenovo had on their site while good in general didn't in anyway help really in identifying any of the ports.
I tried to the best of my ability to figure them out, But in any event I digrise...
I seen in the manual that it said the Micro usb port was used for Sync to your computer and charging.
OK I figured I can hook my Mini usb Keyboard to that with NP because I already had found out that you could also cahrge the tablet off your computer using one of it's usb ports.
And it also said it has a DC JACK?
Which I took as ity having a seperate connection for normal powering from the cahrging of the Micro usb port.
But yet the diagram gives No Indication of a seperate DC Jack?
My question is this does the IdeaPad A2109 have a Seperate place to plug in your "NORMAL POWER CORD"???
Or is the Micro usb port used for the "NORMAL POWERING" of the Tablet as well???
I really hope that the DC Jack is seperate from the Micro usb port so that I can still hook the odd thing to it while still being hooked to AC....
If not could anyone tell me how I could use it for both at the sametime?
Also let me take the chance to Thank the poster that answered a thread about where the Micro SD Card went, or I would've been pulling my hair out trying to find it...
I take it that the Max Size SD Card is 32gb?
Sorry for all the questions just trying to know all that I can before I buy my new Tablet.
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Some angled adapters will block the HDMI port. This is not a problem for most things but if you plan on keeping your device plugged into power, keyboard etc.... You will not be able to access the mini HDMI.

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