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Nikon’s new 12 megapixal camera will feature an 802.11g adapter option: Nikon currently enables 802.11b access but the new adapter option will allow the faster transmission of photos. The wireless access combined with software enables wireless remote control from a laptop of the camera. The camera, without the Wi-Fi adapter, is expected to cost a whopping $5,000. The previous version of the camera costs around $3,000 but sold very well to its target professional audience.
A review of the 802.11b version offers more details on what Wi-Fi connectivity means for photographers.
Posted by nancyg at September 16, 2004 9:26 AM
Categories: Gadgets
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