Transfer photos and videos wirelessly

I have been using usb cables and card readers to transfer photos from my camera to my computer for a long time. Sometimes I encounter problems like misplacing the card reader or usb cable. Or I just don't have the time to transfer the photos and videos even though I wanted to share them to my friends and family. My camera becomes a photo storage album because my photos have been there for a long time. Also transferring the SD card from camera to card reader and back to the camera might damage the SD card.

Well, i have encountered an amazing product that can help solve my problems in an awesome way. The Eye-Fi card is the 1st wireless memory card that has the function of a regular SD/SDHC card and a built in Wi-Fi. I don't need to buy a new camera because my camera is SD card compatible and most cameras use SD cards.

I can transfer photos and videos effortlessly to my computer. Eye-Fi automatically back-up and organizes photos and videos in date-based folders. With 4Gb of memory, I can store up 2,000 photos or 90 minutes of video depending on my camera resolution settings.

I can now share photos and videos to sharing sites like Facebook and Flickr without even having my computer on. All i need is a wireless router and a SDHC capable camera which i both have already. I can also get notified also via email, text message or Twitter alert when I upload photos online.

This are just some of the benefits of having an Eye-Fi.
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Nintendo wireless router

If you’re tired of your black and blue Linksys router not matching the glossy white finish on your Nintendo Wii, you might be interested in this wireless router that was recently announced by the house of Mario. But other than that, and maybe the ~$50 price tag, I can’t see why anyone would choose this over a more robust offering from a company like Linksys. On the other hand, I guess there are plenty of Wii owners who don’t necessarily have a mountain of home theater and computer equipment all networked together, and are just looking for a simple solution to getting their consoles online. The router will be available in Japan as of September 18th and while there’s no word of a wider release at this time, I’m sure it will eventually be made available worldwide.