The newly launched Eye-Fi 4GB Geo X2 memory card with infinite memory mode, enables you to automatically upload pictures to your Mac. With this new technology, you will surely now get rid of cables to upload photos, videos etc. as the Eye-Fi Geo X2 card is already geo-tagged for seamless integration.
The name AirStash might not come across as very interesting and appealing. However, don’t go by the name as this is an extremely handy device. AirStash is a memory card reader and apart from the name the other not so good thing about it is that it is oversized. But again except for these two minor glitches this is a great device.
Toshiba, the world’s leading technology company has recently announced that it will foray into the SD card business. These SD cards are Wi-Fi enabled and it is an integration of wireless communication and data storage capabilities. Toshiba has joined hands with a Singapore based company called Trek 2000 to develop these sophisticated wireless cards. By entering into this market, Toshiba has presented a clear threat to the current market leader Eye-Fi.
The Eye-Fi Pro X2 8GB wireless SDHC card from Eye-Fi is a powerful memory card that would fasten the transfer speeds apart from giving an incredible overall performance. The memory card is equipped with the latest X2 engine that combines 200 MHz processors, committed engines for flash and radio interface along with the hardware that accelerates encryption.
The 8GB memory card has geotagging accuracy, Wi-Fi triangulation and never-ending memory to add to the delight of the users. It also incorporates the latest system from Eye-Fi which deletes the images and videos from the X2, once it is confirmed that they have been uploaded correctly to the server.
Eye-Fi Share Video Wireless SD Card is a wonderful 4GB SDHC memory card which promises to save the users a plenty of time. It makes this possible by uploading the newly clicked images and videos from your SDHC compatible digital camera to the photo sharing online site of your choice by connecting wirelessly to your Wi-Fi network. It also gives you the luxury to transfer the images and videos to your PC or Mac.
Another striking feature of the Eye-Fi card is that in spite of having a built-in Wi-Fi radio, it still maintains the form of a regular SD card. The card has a USB card reader which makes it very easy to set it up and also has manager software to further enhance its simplicity. The SD card launches by itself in the browser of your Windows PC to get set with your Wi-Fi network. For Mac users, an Eye-Fi account has to be created before you can point out the Wi-Fi network to copy the images to the folders and upload them on your favorite website.
I bumped into the Eye-Fi Explore wi-fi memory card when I was shopping for some quintessential peripherals. Having spent quite some time with this wondrous wi-fi-card, I can simply say it is just amazing! Though it was introduced in July, I am sure it must have found huge number of takers from then. A known brand trotted out Eye-Fi Explore to support geotagging i.e. integrating longitude and latitude into photo metadata. It also supports faster and easier uploading of images.
It is a secure digital card boasting 2GB memory, a small computer and a wi-fi radio. Bearing best of technology, Explore apparently supports Skyhook wireless’s wi-Fi positioning data allied with Wayport’s network covering 10,000 hotspots including McDonalds, over and above to updated software and firmware for easy uploading of pictures.
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