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Speaking of BlueTooth... Sony just announced a camera that will take your pictures and transfer them to your BlueTooth device without cables. A four megapixel image takes around 47 seconds to transfer while a VGA resolution image takes about 1.5 seconds. This will allow many of us to ditch the CF and SD cameras for something a little easier to manipulate.
"The announcement today by Sony Europe of its first Bluetooth enabled Digital Still Camera represents a significant advance in the design and operation of Sony digital cameras. This advanced feature lets the user share information with a range of computers and other devices supported by Bluetooth BIP (Basic Image Profile) from a distance of up to 10 m without any cable connection. Data transfer between the camera and a range of devices is smart, fun and convenient. As more and more peripheral devices develop BIP Bluetooth interfaces, the future vision of a wireless world comes closer to being reality."
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