DaveDragon
Dec 3rd, 2007, 9:17 am
Eye-Fi Wireless SD Memory Card (http://davedragon.rilysi.com/2007/12/eye-fi-wireless-sd-memory-card-rilysi.html)
I picked up a new accessory for my digital cameras that promises to make photo publication a much easier and almost hands off prospect
The Eye-Fi Wireless SD Card (http://www.eye.fi/) replaces the SD memory card in your Digital Camera and works as any other SD card, but with a twist of convenience.
Once you run the setup software and make a few simple decisions; you start taking photos and they are transferred automatically to your PC/Laptop and optionally, to your on-line photo sharing service.
No need to remove the card from your camera to copy the images to your PC/Laptop and then upload them to your photo site by hand.
The included software that's already installed on the Eye-Fi card makes setup a snap. You can add as many wireless networks as you need to the card so the wireless transfer happens any time your in range of any of the networks.
It works as advertised and would make a great stocking stuffer.
I have it setup to use my Home and Office Wireless Networks.
LATER
I picked up a new accessory for my digital cameras that promises to make photo publication a much easier and almost hands off prospect
The Eye-Fi Wireless SD Card (http://www.eye.fi/) replaces the SD memory card in your Digital Camera and works as any other SD card, but with a twist of convenience.
Once you run the setup software and make a few simple decisions; you start taking photos and they are transferred automatically to your PC/Laptop and optionally, to your on-line photo sharing service.
No need to remove the card from your camera to copy the images to your PC/Laptop and then upload them to your photo site by hand.
The included software that's already installed on the Eye-Fi card makes setup a snap. You can add as many wireless networks as you need to the card so the wireless transfer happens any time your in range of any of the networks.
It works as advertised and would make a great stocking stuffer.
I have it setup to use my Home and Office Wireless Networks.
LATER