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Reviews
iPod Camera Connector & Cameraphone Media Reader Once you have the photos in the iPod, you can view them but only at low resolution. To view them on a TV display, you need to sync with your computer so they can be processed through iTunes, then brought back to the iPod in the proprietary multi-res format Apple devised. This
device doesnāt work with USB flash drives or flash card adapters,
which was a big letdown for me. I have several cameras with different
card formats so I carry miniature adapters instead of a messy tangle
of cables to get the pics into my PowerBook. Still, for most people,
this is a swell little unit that adds another dimension to your
color iPod experience. Cameraphone
Media Reader Mobile Action has been making mobile management software for most of the world's mobile phones for years, so they know what they're doing. The card reader is unremarkable except that it has support for 25 card formats. That sounds impressive, but there is some overlap so the distinction is academic. Hereās
the list: All righty then! If one of these formats doesn't work, you're still living in the 20th century and desperately need a new phone, dude. Check the website listed below for the latest supported phones. If
you want to take total charge of your mediaphone's capabilities,
this product is what you need. ~David
MacNeill
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This
simple little attachment connects your digicam to your color-screen
iPod using the USB cable that came with your camera. Hook it up
and your iPod offers to transfer the content of your camera to the
iPod, then asks if you'd like the camera erased. You should generally
choose this option, because if you donāt you'll just keep reimporting
the same photos over and over ÷ the Camera Connector is kind of
retarded about this. 
Now
hereās one of those products that should have come out a year ago.
The Memory Data Suite MA-800 is a flash card reader with special
software designed to make it easy to move media files to and from
your phone. What took you so long, guys? 