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Eye-Fi by Josh Rubin

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I was already wowed by the exceedingly simple and totally ingenious Eye-Fi card for its ability to wirelessly send photos to your computer, as well as Flickr and other photo uploading sites. But with the introduction of a feature that directly syncs with iPhoto, a good thing just got better.

By installing Eye-Fi software on your computer and using the 2GB card in your camera in place of a regular SD card, you can use your home WiFi network to automatically upload photos via easy-to-use software. It's really that simple.

With amazing pop-up book-style packaging, I'm pretty much smitten. Pick it up from Amazon or Photojojo for $100.

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