Knockoff 3-in-1 iPad camera connection kit improves Apple’s own design
Frankly speaking, the vast majority of knockoff gear is a giant leap backwards from the real-deal. This, friends, is one of those fringe cases where the opposite is true. The 3-in-1 iPad camera connection kit (available in black or white) is a single dock connecting apparatus with a trifecta of ports: USB, SD and microSD. In order of mention, you can offload photos from your camera onto your iPad via a direct USB connection, offload photos from your SD card and offload photos from your microSD card. It’s all pretty self explanatory, and and at just $29.90, there’s hardly a reason to even consider the official version . Hit the links below to get your order in, but don’t expect it to ship until early next year. Knockoff 3-in-1 iPad camera connection kit improves Apple’s own design originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 14 Dec 2010 16:36:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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Knockoff 3-in-1 iPad camera connection kit improves Apple’s own design
Frankly speaking, the vast majority of knockoff gear is a giant leap backwards from the real-deal. This, friends, is one of those fringe cases where the opposite is true. The 3-in-1 iPad camera connection kit (available in black or white) is a single dock connecting apparatus with a trifecta of ports: USB, SD and microSD. In order of mention, you can offload photos from your camera onto your iPad via a direct USB connection, offload photos from your SD card and offload photos from your microSD card. It’s all pretty self explanatory, and and at just $29.90, there’s hardly a reason to even consider the official version . Hit the links below to get your order in, but don’t expect it to ship until early next year. Knockoff 3-in-1 iPad camera connection kit improves Apple’s own design originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 14 Dec 2010 16:36:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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