Digital Foci's Photo Safe compact storage for photogs

by Thomas Ricker, posted Mar 6th 2007 at 9:11AM

Digital Foci is back with another digital photo storage solution for photographers. This time, instead of that big LCD found on their own Picture Porter and similar photo previewing/storage devices from Aigo, Epson, and Canon, Digital Foci keeps the, uh, focus on compact portability. The new Photo Safe line-up comes in 40/80/120GB capacities and features a user-replaceable Li-Ion battery that can be recharged when slung from either USB or the mains. Doubtful they'll match the performance of the NextoCF Ultra but they easily best it in price: starting at just $139 when the Photo Safe ships next month, April.

[Via AVING]

Filed under: Digital Cameras, Storage

Tags: digital foci, DigitalFoci, photo safe, PhotoSafe

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Rynth @ Mar 6th 2007 10:01AM

what the hell are photogs? typo, anyone? Ooh, me please!

Meh - Cool thingie though.

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JTM @ Mar 6th 2007 12:41PM

Photog is short for photographer

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Wingi @ Mar 6th 2007 10:21AM

This would come in handy when shooting photogs in RAW format on a 1 gb stick

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Deadturtle @ Mar 6th 2007 12:39PM

Damn and that price ain't bad either... this would come in real handy, 90% of the time I don't need to see the pictures, just clear the card.

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jlaf @ Mar 6th 2007 2:32PM

Will this work for video, too?

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Bill @ Mar 7th 2007 7:26AM

This unit is very slow. 4 min. to copy a 256Mb CF card acording to the manufacture's site. Also the battery will only last 1.6hrs. The Nexto OTG will copy 1Gb card in 59Sec. also the battery will hold for 40Gb. The OTG is having its firmware upgraded. The Nexto units will be available in the USA soon.

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Death_to_Dude @ Apr 20th 2009 2:37PM

Do not want.

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