Cameras, iPods need to talk to each other

Sort of: You can use the Belkin media reader to dump files onto your iPod, using it as a portable hard drive. But to view any photos using the iPod Photo function, they must be loaded onto the iPod using either iPhoto on the Mac, or whatever program they're shipping for the PC.

I do think this is a logical extension, being able to dump your camera's full memory into your iPod and go on shooting, and being able to view/show off the photos on the fly without having to use a computer as an intermediate step.; Posted by: tic swayback Posted on: 02/22/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Not interested dave95 | 02/22/05

inevitable Len Rooney | 02/22/05

Well said tic swayback | 02/22/05

For my CamPod Len Rooney | 02/22/05

Sort of tic swayback | 02/22/05

Really? FirstNLastN | 02/22/05

You don't need a dock. Atlant | 02/23/05

Single point of failure Roger Ramjet | 02/23/05

So can the iPod, as of today tic swayback | 02/23/05

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