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Upload your Digicam’s Content with Ease Using iPad Camera Connection Kit

With the sudden influx of hot new gadgets and portable multimedia devices comes different and new proprietary connection interface. It’s hard to fathom why device manufacturers don’t just go with something universal and stick with it. Luckily, for the convenience of the new iPad (for the non-Apple initiated, it’s a no typo) owners, uploading all those pictures from your digicam to the iPad is made a whole lot easier with the new iPad Camera Connection Kit. For the low price of $29.00, this handy kit easily provides two easier ways to import images and videos from your digital camera via the camera’s USB cable interface or directly from an SD card to view them later in gorgeous resolution.

The Camera Connection Kit readily supports standard image formats and that included the popular JPEG and RAW. The first connector features a USB interface that you can just plug into the dock connector of the iPad. You can then connect the camera and the iPad thru a USB cable. The second connector is basically a small SD card reader. With this, your iPad can read and access your digicam’s SD card directly. After connection, iPad automatically uses the Photos app to import the images and videos then organize them into albums. When you sync iPad to a PC or Mac, the imported files can be even automatically uploaded to the computer’s specific multimedia library.

You can pre-order this product here!

Toshiba 64GB SDXC Memory Card Combines High Level Performance with Increased Data Capacity

SD cards have become the favorite storage medium in terms of size and portability. Today, it is widely used in digital cameras, digital camcorders, handheld computers, PDAs, mobile phones, GPS receivers, video game consoles, and other portable gadgets. It’s just the size of a postage stamp yet it can store data from 4GB up to 32GB. With more storage though, comes the need for faster speeds.

Well, Toshiba is proud to announce that they were able to combine high level performance with increased data capacity. Toshiba have the world’s first 64GB SDXC Memory Card with the world’s fastest data transfer rate. The 64GB SDXC Memory Card will also be accompanied by two new SDHC memory cards, offering 16GB and 32GB capacity – having the same transfer speeds and reaching the market at the same time [all will be available at retailers next spring].
toshiba memory cardsThe new SDXC and SDHC Memory Cards are the world’s first memory cards compliant with the SD Memory Card Standard Ver. 3.00, UHS104. They feature a maximum write speed of 35MB per second and a read speed of 60MB per second.

Capacity is undeniably important when it comes to carrying your digital camera around for extended periods of time, and so as transfer speed. And these memory cards have it all. Then again, Toshiba plans to sell its new memory cards in the spring of 2010, so for the time being, why don’t you visit lynyx.com where you can also find Toshiba memory cards.

Eye-Fi Geo Makes Your Camera Wireless

Wish your photos could automatically fly from your digital camera to any folder on your Mac, or directly into iPhoto? Well, we’ve got good news for you all Apple users out there! Here’s a cool gadget that will move all your photos to your computer at the touch of a finger – the Eye-Fi Geo. Just switch on your camera and your photos will land in any folder on your Mac or straight into iPhoto. No need to sit down and find cables. No need to import. No need to go through extra steps. Plus, with iLife ’09, you’ll get the benefits of unlimited photo geotagging.eye-fi geoSo no more struggling to remember where in the world your favorite shot was taken. With the Eye-Fi Geo, your latest photos are automatically marked with geolocation information as they are captured. The next time they land into iPhoto, you will be able to use Places to automatically show your pictures on a map and your album is instantly searchable by location. Organizing and finding your memories has never been this easy!

The Eye-Fi Geo card is the latest addition to the Eye-Fi product range that is built to seamlessly integrate with Mac products and applications including iPhoto ’08 and ’09, the iPhone and MobileMe. With a capacity of 2GB, the Eye-Fi Geo is now available and priced at $60.

Eye-Fi Home, Eye-Fi Pro, and other Eye-Fi products are offered here.

Play It, Shake It, Move It – The Sansa Shaker

MP3s became a hit to the masses allowing them to bring their type of music anywhere they go. With its size, it can be easily placed inside the pocket or even be mixed up with other stuff inside the bag. No need to bring that big and bulky radio or CD walkman player when everything you need is all in a small sized music player gadget.

Working for more convenience, a new innovation to switch to the next track playing on that MP3 gadget is now on loose. The Sansa Shaker is not only different by what it looks like but also on the way you need to move it to switch to the next song. It’s a little something extra from the usual since you need to shake it if you want to move on that next track

Originally made for kids, the Sansa Shaker by SanDisk will surely be a gadget to be grabbed and grooved on by the not so kids anymore or the kid at heart. It is available in two cool colors, blue and pink. This player that uses motion control to let you jump from one tune to another comes with an SD card with the file size of 512 MB, convertible to around 125 songs that can be stored.
The Sansa Shaker music player is prepped up with an audio system like a big speaker built into on the top as well as a pair of headphones with stereo quality, good enough to experience an impressive sound. This music player can last up to 15 hours of play time and is powered by an AAA battery.

Top 10 tips for buying a Digital photo frame

Top 10 tips you must know before you buy a digital picture frame.

  1. Different digital picture frames use different type of memory cards, some single function digital photo frames are only designed for SD card, so it’s a good idea to consider what type of memory a digital photo frame uses before you buy .
  2. Don’t leave your digital picture frames running 24 hours a day. Like all electronics, non-stop running can lead to overheat .
  3. Don’t directly copy photos onto the internal memory. You must leave the memory card in the frame. Because most digital photo frames don’t have enough build in memory.
  4. Make sure the resolution and the screen size are big enough to show off your photos. Digital picture frames will auto resize your digital image to the size that would best fit the display resolution.
  5. The number of colors the screen can render play crucial role in quality, the more the better.
  6. What features do you need ? A digital photo frame that not only display the images, but also video, audio? Some digital photo frames can only display picture.
  7. Viewing angles of a LCD screen are important. Wide viewing angles make the LCDs of digital picture frames suitable for a large room where all the views can watch the pictures with uniform picture quality. The higher it is, the better.
  8. Do you need a remote control ? With a remote control, you can turn on/off and enjoy your photo from anywhere in the house. Not all the digital frames come with the remote control.
  9. Desktop or wall mounted? A wall mounted display is an effective way of displaying your photo/video in your home/office/public without taking up a great deal of floor space to do it.
  10. Keep an eye on the panel of the LCD. Some bad suppliers will pass off analog panel as digital panel and sell it at high price. Don’t be fooled!

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