Kingston touts Shutterfly SD card

Snaps uploaded in a snap

By Martin Veitch

Fri Apr 27 2007, 10:31

THE AMAZING memory men at Kingston Technology are to bring out a new product that automates the process of putting digital photos in to the safe arms of web storage.

Only available on Amazon, the Photo Loader Card is a 1GB SD card with software that shunts snaps to the Shutterfly service once the card is inserted in PC card reader. Buyers also get 25 freebie 4x6 prints from Shutterfly.

Yippee-doo. µ

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