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 various features attached in the Geo X2 memory card include 4GB memory. This feature enables you to stock over 2000 photographs or as much as 90mn of videos. Moreover, with class 6 speed, you don’t even have to compromise on speed level. The function and working of the Geo X2 card is similar to that of the regular SDHC memory card that perfectly suits your compact camera.

Another important feature of the Geo X2 is the inbuilt 802.11n technology of the card, which makes it smooth and offer exceptional wireless performance when uploading photographs and videos from the camera through the Wi-Fi network.

Amongst other features of the Geo X2 memory card include nonstop memory without caring about losing memory space. Geo X2 uses your memory space only after the existing content is safely delivered. Besides, features like automatic back-up, automatic update of photos date-wise, easy sharing of photos and videos and compatibility to most cameras are the important aspects of this Eye-Fi Geo X2 card.

The Eye-Fi Geo X2 memory card works in cameras such as Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, Casio and so on.

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.

Another striking feature of the Pro X2 is its latest version of the manger application for the PC and Mac desktop users called the Eye-Fi Center. The SDHC card is just perfect if you happen to own a high megapixel camera. It can store over 4000 images or 3Hrs. of video without compromising in its performance.

The in-built 802.11n technology allows users to upload images and videos by using the Wi-Fi network. The feature of geotagging not only lets you manage and share your photos but would also allow you to view and search various trips.

The memory card also gives you the option to wirelessly send the selected images and videos to different social networking sites. It is also compatible with most cameras. It also has an uncomplicated set up and to top it all, it is available just at $149.99.

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.

You can then take out the card and click as many pictures and if you are in the range of the Wi-Fi network, the photos would automatically get transferred to the folder and the sharing site. The transfer of the images also does not take very long and by setting up notifications, you can email, SMS or tweet to Facebook when you transfer the images. The amazing card is also available in several other exciting versions.

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.

Three versions of the Eye-fi Explore are available in the market-Eye-Fi Home, Eye-Fi share and the Explore. The home version could upload images only to a certain computer over a local network. It would cost you around 80$.Although the Eye-Fi share can upload to computer or photo-sharing services or even to both of them. It actually finds semblance to the previous version released last year.

It is available for $100.The best part of the latest Eye-Fi explore is its ability to upload many pictures without exhausting your battery too much.