Re: DSLR future wish-list

[graywolf]

Interesting, Bluetooth (infrared wireless) never took off in the US. Oh the 
consumer devices are there, my cel-phone has it, but the devices it connects to 
have never been installed in most areas. It is now pretty much considered 
obsoleted by WiFi.

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Nick Clark wrote:

Bluetooth is not what I'd call rare. I'm on my third BT phone and have most high end 
PDAs have it included. Millions of BT phones were sold in the UK last year.
It's not made it to many cameras, but once it does I guess it would be possible to 
send a picture to an email account (need to be a small copy), to a printer, even to a 
photofinishe . Whether there'd be any advantage to just passing the CF over is another 
matter!
I can see your control option being useful though.
Nick. 
-----Original Message-----
    From: "Boris Liberman"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
    Sent: 13/01/04 19:17:13
    To: "John Francis"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
    Subject: Re: DSLR future wish-list
      Hi!
    
     I think it is a matter of year or two when wireless tech (Blue Tooth,
    WiFi, etc) would become standard feature of even relatively cheap
    PDAs. Then it would be probably incorporated into most DSLRs thereby
    giving you what you want.
    
    The tech is there. It is a little expensive and just a little rare
    these days. But, very soon, it'd stop being this way...
    
    Boris
    
    


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