S2110 USb connections without the keyboard

Hi folks, I recently purchased the S2110 tablet (32g) without the keyboard. This is a gift for my wife and we've never used a tablet before...so I'm a little green in this area. I thought, if she liked the tablet, I could purchased the keyboard separately...but I just found out from Lenovo sales that you cannot.
So, when it comes to connecting a USB device to the tablet (like a printer, a memory stick or in her case - a smartboard (she's a teacher)) how do you do it? I'd appreciate any ideas or thoughts on this.

You need to get a USB OTG ("On The Go") adapter cable. You can find them on FleaBay or Amazon for a couple of bucks. The S2110A will mount a USB drive or a mouse without any problem. Other devices like graphics tablets, whiteboards, webcams and the like are problematic unless you can get drivers for them.

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