Toshiba Flashair Utility License Per Unit

Even better: find some unique use cases, giving you a USP (some call that killer app).

Its the first card to fully comply with the SD standard, the company says.

It also claims lower power consumption than other cards with similar functions, by which you have to assume it means Eye-Fi.

The card will be able to share data with compatible cameras, smartphones and WiFi-enabled computers.

All cameras with SD slots will be able to broadcast data from the card, and Toshiba says a number of camera makers are considering launching compatible products that will allow data to be received, too.

The new card, FlashAir, has an 8GB capacity and supports both peer-to-peer transfers and uploads to and downloads from servers.

Samples will be available from November 2011 and sales will start in February 2012.

Toshiba provides the solution with FlashAir, the worlds first SDHC memory card with embedded wireless LAN functionality that is fully compliant with the SD Memory Card Standard.

All transfers are done wirelessly, without any need for a cable connection.

Key features of the new card include the ability to receive as well as transmit and lower power consumption than other cards with similar functions.

Toshiba Flashair Utility License Per Unit

I have tried requesting this from EyeFi but they send me to a third party provider that wants 500 license per unit Crazy Hopefully the Toshiba can do adhoc direct to a Windows Mobile PDA and I can throw away all my EyeFi cards I also HATE the fact that I need an account on EyeFi to do the setup of the cards.

Like 0 Sep 8, 2011 permalink stevehoge When is someone going to put Bluetooth plus some smarts in an SD card so it can talk to my GPS unit and geotag my images BT is even less power-hungry than WiFi.

Like 0 Sep 7, 2011 permalink MarshallG In one or two years, even entry-level DSLRs will have WiFi built-in or as slide-in accessories, and we will be able to use them to send photos to our SmartPhones and tablets for uploading or adding additional notes, or for GPS tagging.

Im not excited about the current SLR as a video camera craze, but DSLRs should be able to work with our phones to offer the same photo capabilities that the phones provide, just with a much better quality image.

Like 1 Sep 6, 2011 permalink gonzalu Why no CF Wi-Fi cards like these Like 0 Sep 4, 2011 permalink Thanatham Piriyakarnjanakul Where the world selling Toshiba world fastest card Im waiting to longgggggg.:P Like 0 Sep 4, 2011 permalink Marcel Mutter Buy Panasonic.

Good starting point for SD cards: b.t.w.

UHS-II is already on the way.

Like 0 Sep 5, 2011 permalink Marcel Mutter You only need the the Eye-Fi service to setup the card and after that you dont have use the programs of Eye-Fi any more until you network setup infrastructure changes.

For the iPad, Android there are enough good if not better programs available for the PC the Eye-Fi Helper is still the best.

Like 0 Sep 4, 2011 permalink RLPhotoAndImaging Being new to this technology, can I do the following by using this product or any products currently out there.

Shoot and have the images automatically and wirelessly transfered and saved to a MacBook Pro or Android Smart Phone Thanks in advanced.

Like 0 Sep 4, 2011 permalink GHLVienna Btw: I totally agree with someone, who complains here that he dislikes that he is virtually forced to register with the Eye-Fi server in order to use the app although he did not intend to use Eye-Fis server-based services.

But, Eye-Fi, you could have done that far smarter than you do it currently It is really not very friendly welcoming a new customer with a starting screen prompting him to register or otherwise not being able to use the product at all (Would have influenced my buying decision if I had known in advance) In turn, you could have connected the unlocking of ADDITIONAL or ADVANCED features to a registration.

What about this Like 0 Sep 4, 2011 permalink GHLVienna So, as Eye-Fi is reading and responding here, which is really fine (hard for me to imagine that an industry giant like Toshiba will be posting here, though they very closely monitor the market) please consider my recommendations: 1.

You could easily quadruple sales and convince customers of the benefits of your Eye-Fi products (remember one of the primary principles in product marketing, in case you enjoyed some commercial education, which is the reason to believe) if you identify the most demanded use cases.

Toshiba Flashair Utility For Mac