iPad 3-in-1 Camera Connection Kit

No matter how useful your iPad might be, there are a lot of people that are constantly annoyed whenever they need to connect it to their cameras or USB, memory card devices..

Sure, you can (must) spend some extra dollars for Apple's own "Camera Connection Kit" to get USB and SD card connections.

But, what if you could use just a single adapter for both tasks, and even get a freebie microSD slot in there?

That's exactly what you get with this 3-em-1 USB, SD and microSD adapter for iPad.

Can be yours for $29.90 and will surely be a lot easier to carry around.

SD Cards to be 3x Faster 2012

Memory Cards don't cease to evolve, and just like Compact Cards once ruled the market, that rank is currently occupied by SD Cards - and nothing like a nice speed bump to keep it that way: SD cards should become 3x faster by 2012.

Current SD cards have a maximum 104MB/s (theoretical) limit, with actual speeds being somewhat (or a lot) slower. With the new SD 4.0 specs, and the extra pins, SD cards should be able to handle up to 300MB/s data transfers.

Guess SD cards are here to stay for the next couple of years. :)

Eye-Fi Pro X2 - WiFi SD Card

If you regularly use a digital camera, you've certainly experienced the dreaded "out of memory" warning at least once.

Well, with this SD Eye-Fi Pro X2 you'll never have to face it again.

As an evolution to the previous Eye-Fi, this card now offers a faster 802.11n WiFi connection and some interesting extra services - the most curious being the "endless memory" mode.

If you activate it, whenever the card runs low on memory it will automatically delete the photos that have already been uploaded to your computer (or a number of different web photo hosting services.)
No more worrying about which photos are safe to delete and which ones are not - the Eye-Fi takes cares of that for you.

Memory Card Backups to Portable Disk

Now that we're approaching a new Christmas season and a new New Year, it's time for people to use their digital cameras even more intensively.

That's why we once again have to deal with memory cards and - worst of all - memory cards filled with irreplaceable photos.
So, how do you manage your photos? Do you buy extra memory cards to handle all the shots? Do you carry a laptop around to manage it all?

If none of that works for you: how about acquiring a small portable device that can automatically copy your memory card contents to its internal hard disk?

A device like this Ex-Pro P2S Sata "Picture 2 Drive" allows you to transfer all your photos to its internal 2.5" Sata disk. No more nuying expensive large capacity memory cards, nor carrying your precious laptop around with you at all times.

It handles pretty much every type of memory card out there: Memory Stick (MS) ,MS Duo, MS MagicGate, MS Magic Gate Duo ,MS-ROM, Memory Stick Pro (MS Pro) ,MS Pro Duo, xD Picture Cards (XD).MMC II ,RS MMC, Secure Digital (SD), Secure Digital SDHC (All Cards), miniSD, CF Compact Flash, Microdrive. (E pode ser usado também como USB Card Reader.)

And best of all, it has a very attractive price: on Amazon you can find it for about 40 Euros (device only) or 80 euros with a 250GB hard drive included.

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