PQI Air Wi-Fi MicroSD to SD adapter reviewed by DCWatch

have the same problem that it doesn't work with D7000 but not in their incompatible list, emailed PQI a lot of time but no response, very disappointed!
anyone can help

If the USB port on my Droid was OTG, I might have been able to back-up my camera pics to the phone that way. But alas, I wasn't thinking OTG when I bought the phone, and that feature is missing.

At first glance, the Air Card looked like a great idea, until I read about the file-type restrictions. Talk about shooting yourself in the Marketing foot. If PQI doesn't want to incorporate the decoders (understandably) for the many RAW formats, how about just offering the user a back-up solution for random "data" files? It would be so easy...

That is a MUCH better idea!

Tried to contact them to find out why this does not work with D7000 and every email address they have on their website bounces the mail.

Anyone know why it doesn't work with D7000 and quite a few other cameras.

Just bought the new 16 GB class 10 Eye-Fi card.

I had troubles using a micrSD with my Samsung TL500 once on vacation.
Bad experience, won't use them in adapters any more.

This Google Translator and other similar programs work well for a word or two at a time, but please do go through the text after translation to add some readability! While the optimism of translator creators is to be saluted, the actual translations are almost always much more than mere word substitutions, and I suspect it will never work properly without human post-editing.

My only question is... what's that dot code on the PQI AIR card mean??

We will see. I have been wrong before. But ... its my guess that wifi cards and wifi adapters to micro cards never going to fly in the long run. Its the same problem as silicon film. Its too limited, nd not a technically sound idea. You want to be able to configure your wifi thing in real time. So --- it has to be a part of the digital camera. Its also somewhat strange to bury your radio transmitter inside a metal shell. It limits the possibility. And .... you really want an antenna on your wifi transmitter.

But - as I said - I have been wrong before.

But i was right about the compact flash hard discs. They died. Just as I predicted. That was a really, really bad idea. Moving parts in such a small disc - and try to compete with electronics. Not possible in that case.

i think this would create more a of problem then a solution.

"review appears to suggest the adapter can act as something of a bottleneck, meaning you may not get the full speed of the MicroSD card you use."

Theres also no 45mps+ sd micro cards. For 10-18mp point and shoots this may be ok. But not for a 16+ mp dSLR shooting raw plus jpeg.

I think it would be smart if they did this with a CF card and had it take SD cards. They could use a larger transmitter in the CF card, also you could use 95+ mbps SD cards. It would be a tad more future proof.