Wireless 2GB SD card, by Eye-Fi

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If you would like to know more, maybe check it out at this link. The preview below.



Source: dpreview.com

This post has been edited by Cri-cri: Nov 4 2007, 09:26 AM

[Cri-cri]

I edited your post, the image was too big (not all of our readers have 30" screen monitors )


PS: You can use the [ mini ][ /mini ] tag for this. You'll get a reduced version of the image that you can enlarge by clicking on it
(note: remove the spaces in the tags - I was force to place them to avoid the recognisation of the tag)

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thanks! i was trying to figure out how to change the size ... there's also the size specification too but i was a little too busy to check out hence the post is pretty abrupt.

p.s. i've a 15" screen at 1152x768 ... anyone using less would really be running a mac as ancient as mine hehee. that's a G4 400MHz for you.

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No some püeople read hardmac at work from crappy windowsmachines as well

Interesting concept, but as my camera uses CF cards cant use it. Also if it only stores them on a folder on my mac, then I see no advantage. Currently I plug the camera in and the pics get imported automatically into Aperture.
If it supports that and comes as a 2GB CF card then I might get one

But I really love that comment form the presstext on dpreview:

“We know that a large percent of digital images captured each day are never printed or shared. That adds up to significant lost revenues for photo sharing and printing sites,” said IDC analyst Ron Glaz.

So its as usual not about the convenience of the user but only for more revenue fro business.

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these days, almost everything is about revenue and value added. customer satisfaction is a close no.2