Terry White demos the Eye-Fi Mobile X2 card shooting wirelessly from a Nikon D7000 to an iPad 2 in the NEW Direct Mode without the need of a wireless hotspot.
Tag: EyeFi
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Eye-Fi gets larger and faster with 16GB Class 10 Wi-Fi SD card
Eye-Fi has launched the Pro X2 16GB, its largest Wi-Fi SD card, and its fastest yet. The Pro X2 retains all the existing capabilities of the existing 8GB version, including upload to a smartphone, direct connection to a Wi-Fi network, auto backup and Raw file transfer. Despite the capacity and speed hike (the previous version was rated as Class 6), the Eye-Fi Pro X2 16GB retains the recommended selling price of $ 99.99, with existing models having $ 20 knocked off their prices. Customers in Australia and Japan will be next to receive the card.
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Eye-Fi contests SD Association’s Wireless LAN standard
The legality of the SD Association’s Wireless LAN standard for SD cards is being challenged by wireless SD maker Eye-Fi. The company says the standard, announced at CES, uses elements of its intellectual property that it hasn’t agreed to license. ‘Essential Eye-Fi patented technology would be violated by anyone implementing this draft specification.’ Eye-Fi says the SD Association’s own process for approving the standard has not been completed and the draft standard should not have been announced.
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Eye-Fi introduces online sharing service
Eye-Fi has introduced the Eye-Fi View online sharing service and has released an updated version of its Eye-Fi Center software application. The latest version of the software allows users to share full resolution images using a new email-sharing feature. In addition, the company has also released a firmware update for its X2 series of wireless memory cards.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)