The MemoryKICK MediaCenter
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Submitted to Feature: Gadgets Galore
Photo Info
| Uploaded | November 16, 2008 |
| Taken | November 16, 2007 |
| Make | Nikon Corporation |
| Model | NIKON D700 |
| Exposure | 1/60 sec at f/7.1 |
| Flash | Red Eye, Compulsory Flash, Return light not detected |
| Focal Length | 105 mm |
| ISO | 2000 |
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Q: Is it just me, or has HDR been over-used and abused?
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The MemoryKICK MediaCenter stores photos, videos, and music! It has a huge 60GB storage capacity, with built in 8-1 memory card readers which read SD, SDHC, MMC, XD, MS, CF I/II/III/IV. Take the memory card right from the camera and plug it into the MemoryKick, downloads photos instantly! The user interface is very user friendly! You can view photo slideshows and watch movies on its high resolution fine color TFT 2.2” screen. You can also listen to MP3s with the supplied headphones (or the internal speaker). It has an A/V out so you can view on your TV. You can also store, backup, share, and transfer files with its full Bi-Directional copy capability. It’s small, lightweight, and fits right in my camera bag – Fantastic!
http://www.memorykick.com
4 responses
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Lynn H (Deleted) gave props (16 Nov 2008):
Cool shot!!
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Rob Roy (Deleted) gave props (17 Nov 2008):
Joe, this looks like quite the device! I bought the iPod camera adapter to enable similar functionality with a hard-drive based iPod; but the transfer rate was intolerable! Good photo technique here! Now if I go over to their site and download materials, will I find that you do all their product shots?? :~)
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Martie Last said (22 Nov 2008):
You make me want to go buy one for myself. Thanks for the info.
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Paul G. Swanson gave props (23 Nov 2008):
we be jamin....=]
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