The SD Association has formalized a standard for wireless data communication, theoretically cutting the cords for digital photo transfer. The standard uses wireless 802.11/a/b/g/n and applies to cards across the SD spectrum — SD/SDHC/SDXC in both full and micro sizes will be supported. While there have been previous efforts in this space from companies such as Eye-Fi and Toshiba, the standardization could potentially spark much wider adoption from manufacturers.
SD Association standardizes wireless data transfer
The SD Card association has formalized a new standard for wireless data transfer, which will allow for untethered sending of photos from cameras.
The SD Card association has formalized a new standard for wireless data transfer, which will allow for untethered sending of photos from cameras.
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