Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

I don't think the Eee has a build-in Compact Flash reader, although it does have three USB ports so you could use a card reader.

I've just been informed that my Eee is winging its way to me :) I'm hopefully going to write a review especially for this forum looking at comparisons between it and the N800/810. So stay tuned.

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

Sorry, but I do not understand Nokia (an my ipod touch are the same problem)

• and all they talk of the mobile world - everything easy and simply - the reality is different -
  Unfortunately :D

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

You can just use a CF-SD/MMC adapter. Something like this:
http://the-gadgeteer.com/review/eagl...adapter_review

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

You beat me to it! After my snarky answer I thought I should actually try and help...

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

To the original poster - no you are not the only one after this. I bought my N800 assuming it would allow me to access the photos on my Nikon D200 through USB.

I am hoping that OS2008 will support USB OTG and that I can then do this. I am hoping so much that I have already ordered the cable.

Otherwise I'm going to have to mortgage my soul to buy that WiFi adaptor for my D200.

Not sure what else you can do. Someone suggested this device on another thread, but I don't know if it can cope with the two drives that normally appear when you access the N800 by USB.

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

i just bought it online (28USD) Delivered to US as soon as i get it i will post a review - it is exactly what i have been looking for now i can upload and email duplicates to my accounts and have instant backup!

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

Wow, this Aleratec copy device would be perfect if it works with the N800. Otherwise, us DSLR camera folk have been limited to using the SD->CF adapters (annoying when you've already bought multiple CF cards).

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

I have the Syncbox II - forget it - Is not the solution - At least not for me

http://www.pearl.de/images/large/pe-1345.jpg

http://www.pearl.de/p/PE1345-c-enter...t-Display.html

I probably will testing the CF Card Adapter (MMC)

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

News -

• http://ez4media.com/ezfetch.php

• • Quote:

    Wi-Fi enabled Nokia Nseries devices can be used as a remote control to manage and operate all EZfetch features and functions.

  • Quote:

    Supported Multimedia Formats Picture: BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG Music: AAC+, AAC-LC, LPCM, MP3, MP3Pro, WMA, WMAPro Movie: DivX 3, DivX 4, DivX 5 HD, DivX 5 SD, DivX 6 HD, DivX 6 SD, H.264 AVC MPEG4 part 10 HD, H.264 AVC MPEG4 part 10 SD, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 HD, MPEG-2 SD, MPEG-2 VOB, MPEG-4 part 2 ASP, Quicktime (3GPP), VC-1 HD 720p, VC-1 HD 1080p, WMV 7, WMV 8, WMV 9, WMV Pro, WMV HD 720p, WMV HD 1080p, Xvid

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/media/...07-ezfetch.jpg

Re: How come the photos on the N800 - Asia Trip
 

Shouldn't the Ezfetch be in it's own thread?

For the last couple of years I have been using a Dell 24 inch monitor as a TV for both my cable signal and with a small quiet Linux PC (Asus Pundit) to play downloaded avi files. The Pundit has just failed (won't even boot) and the Ezfetch looks like an almost perfect replacement - it'd be perfect if it were open source.

Wonder when they'll get to T&T?