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    Storing photos on your iPod

    Posted on Wednesday, May 25 2005 @ 13:12:49 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    An iPod comes with an immense amount of hard drive space, while your digital camera's memory cards fill up too quickly. This digital divide can be traversed successfully with a little help from Belkin.

    Belkin makes two products that allow you to transfer your digital images from your digital camera to your iPod: the Media Reader ($109.99) and the Digital Camera Link ($89.99). With the help of either of these products, you can literally store thousands of images (depending on the size of your iPod and your digital camera's resolution) on your iPod.


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