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Never Fill a Digital Camera Memory Card Again
Epson's new P-2000 stores up to 40GB of photos straight from your camera's memory card.
Epson's new P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer features a 40GB hard drive that you can use to store images from memory cards. That means you don't have to worry about running out of card space or carrying a notebook along--just insert the memory card into the P-2000, transfer the images, clear the card, and start shooting again. Each of the two built-in memory card slots supports CompactFlash Type I and Type II and Secure Digital memory cards--an optional third-party adapter supports additional cards. The P-2000 has a 3.8-inch display for viewing JPEG images. Its 40GB capacity is enough to store about 5000 RAW-format images and up to 10,000 5-megapixel JPEG images, according to Seiko Epson representatives. The P-2000 displays images up to 8.9 megapixels and supports JPEG and RAW image file formats, MPEG-4 and Motion-JPEG video files, and MP3 and unprotected AAC audio files. It connects to Macs or PCs using a USB 2.0 interface. It's powered by a lithium ion battery and includes a charger/AC adapter, a high-speed USB cable, a carrying case, and a wrist strap. Look for it in stores in early November for $499. _______________ Read More: pcworld.com |
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Apple Fanboy?
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hmm interesting idea… i would however prefer the iRiver h340 and a card-reader combo - mp3 on the go aswell
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mhhh stupid ideal... get the camera nicked... or loose the camera
and say bye bye to all your photos... plus a 10GB hd should have been enough too why 40GB... bloddy hell
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At $500 a pop I can't see this being very popular except maybe with the pros.
When I was in Thailand I just went to a local cyber cafe and dumped my pictures onto a CD-ROM. Much cheaper.
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i just went to an internet cafe and transferred to my mp3 player
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it would be nice to be able to connect directly to the mp3 player though..
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