• Eye-Fi is a company that produces a line of SD memory cards that have Wi-Fi connectivity. This allows users to transfer photos directly to the photo sharing site of their choice directly from their digital cameras. At CES 2009 the company announced that it has production model ready that would allow users to upload HD video from their digital cameras to YouTube directly.

• Fast Facts

  1. Founded in 2005Official Site: Eye-Fi
  2. First wireless memory cardOfficial Site: Eye-Fi
  3. Compatible with over 20 online photo sharing sitesOfficial Site: Eye-Fi
  4. Prices range from $79 to $129Official Site: Eye-Fi
  5. 2GB and 4GB versions availableOfficial Site: Eye-Fi

• Requirements

  1. 802.11g, 802.11b and 802.11nOfficial Site: Eye-Fi
  2. Windows XP, Vista, Mac OS XOfficial Site: Eye-Fi
  3. Internet Explorer 6 and 7, Firefox 2.0 and 3.0 and Safari 3Official Site: Eye-Fi
  4. Internet connectionOfficial Site: Eye-Fi
  5. Wireless router with DHCP enabledOfficial Site: Eye-Fi

• YouTube Uploads

  During the CES 2009 convention, Eye-Fi demonstrated a model with the capability to upload standard or high definition video directly to YouTube via their wireless connection. Just as with the pictures, the upload requires no docking port or connection to upload the video. The feature is scheduled to be in stores late 2009.PC Magazine: Eye-Fi Video Uploading ... (January 7, 2009)

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