UPDATE: Vincent Janelle says that it could be that the Eye-Fi card is not approved by the CRTC. Thanks Vince!
I am going on Darren's client Future Shop's blogger opening tonight and I know it's off topic but I have a question for Future Shop buyers: Why don't you sell the cool gadgets? Like the Eye-Fi card which IMHO is mass market (and to my knowledge has been available in the USA for over 6 months but is still unavailable from Canadian mass market retailers) but still cool?
I have always loved gadgets. Ever since I have been a kid back in the 1970s I have been buying (via mail order) gadgets that were unavailable in Canada. Things are better now, since we have E-Bay (which I loathe, but that's another blog post) but we are still behind. Perhaps somebody should open up a retail version of TigerDirect.ca? I'd pay a premium to touch and feel cool gadgets that aren't officially available in Canada and to buy them immediately without suffering the slings and arrows of outrageous duty, mail order, e-bay and other annoying things like that.
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And still no Eye-Fi?
Just passing by. Still no Eye-fi in Canada eh? I may just buy one on ebay, the sellers there don't seem to care about exporting goods that may not be certified in Canada anyways.
I also agree it would be nice to upload raws; but, I usually post-process all may raws anyways... so I'm not too sad about that. I wonder if it transfers them when it's locally to your computer or not. Otherwise I'll have to turn on raw+jpeg on my nikon d90...
certification?
vince, never thouught of the CRTC
Amen on the Eye-Fi card
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