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September 3, 2005

Kodak and Nikon Cameras Incorporate WiFi

Kodak and Nikon are are incorporating WiFi connectivity within two new cameras set to be introduced in a month. They will use this technology to transfer pictures and picture displaying. The new Coolpix P1 and P2 will have both 802.11b and 802.11g compatibility and will available later this month. The adapter for these new cameras will run about $49 that will connect to a printer. The new Coolpix cameras will be upgraded from the others in the series and will cost $550 and $400 respectively. Kodak's version, the EasyShare-One, will have the optional 802.11 WiFi card yet will run you $600. Shop around and do your homework before making any purchases on these major items.

Posted by geekblue at September 3, 2005 8:57 AM

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