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GBM InkShow: Eye-Fi Pro

Posted by Xavier Lanier | 06/11/2009 | 0 Comments

Ziv Gillat of Eye-Fi showed me the new Eye-Fi Pro yesterday. As Warner mentioned in a blog post yesterday, the Eye-Fi Pro is an SD card that can send JPG and RAW images directly to your computer via your home network or an ad-hoc network.

In this InkShow, Ziv tells us about all of the Eye-Fi Pro’s features, how he uses Eye-Fi cards to share his vast library of images and how more camera manufacturers are designing cameras to work specifically with these cards.

InkShows are sponsored by TechSmith, makers of Camtasia Studio and other great software.

Tags: Eye-Fi, Eye-Fi Pro, inkshow

Category: InkShows

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Xavier Lanier is the publisher of Gotta Be Moible and Notebooks.com. He's a mobile technology geek that uses an iPhone 4S, New iPad and Galaxy Nexus and MacBook Air on a daily basis. He's an expert photographer that shoots primarily with Nikon DSLRs. You can follow Xavier on Twitter @xavierlanier and Google+

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