Time to unplug
Posted by Joel Eaton on Tuesday 30 March 2010 at 1:12pm
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Eye-fi have recently released their new (and the first ever) range of memory cards fitted with wireless technology that allows you to upload photos and videos directly to your computer or the web.
With four different standard cards available for the photographer or film maker in you - or more realistically four cards dependent on your budget - extras include lifetime geotagging and year of hotspot access. At the top end of the range the X2 cards automatically sync with your computer or desired photo sharing website, and then delete the file locally, thus creating a 'never-ending' memory card.
Further more, iPhone owners can also enjoy similar functionality with an iphone app exclusively available to Eye-fi card owners. Time to say goodbye to that forever impending flashing icon that says 'Media Capacity Full'.
Photo by Leo Uehara on Flickr - used under a Creative Commons licence
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