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  1. Jan 15th, 2008, 12:11 AM #1
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    Wireless SD Card?

    I reckon all you photographers will find this interesting...
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    Re: Wireless SD Card?

    It's unfortunate that their video is an endless series of images of Finnish rednecks taking pictures of themselves. Sounds like a good product though, I imagine I could do with the extra 7 seconds I save when having to put my memory card into my laptop.
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    Re: Wireless SD Card?

    So that has no memory on it - right?

    It has to transfer the image immediately as it's taken.

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    Re: Wireless SD Card?

    I think the way it works is that it still has memory space, and only when you're done you can upload / download / whatever it to the destination.

    I'm not sure how this thing works.
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    Re: Wireless SD Card?

    Quote Originally Posted by BillGeek
    I think the way it works is that it still has memory space, and only when you're done you can upload / download / whatever it to the destination.
    I searched that site and could not find that it did that at all...

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    Re: Wireless SD Card?

    Ok I take that back...

    It stores pictures like a regular SD card no matter where you are
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    Offers 2 GB of memory to store photos on the card.

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