Showing posts with label lightning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lightning. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Avante Lightning 3in1 Camera Connection Kit USB SD TF Card Reader For iPad 4 iPad Mini

Avante Lightning 3in1 Camera Connection Kit USB SD TF Card Reader For iPad 4 iPad Mini



  • 3 in 1 Camera Connection kit Card Reader for iPad Mini iPad 4
  • Easy to download photos from your digital camera to your iPad so you can view them on the gorgeous iPad Mini display and share them with family and friends
  • Support standard photo formats, including JPEG and RAW
  • Support download picture or video from USB Port, SD or TF (MicroSD) Memory Card Slot
  • Compatible with iPad 4 and iPad Mini

Camera Connection Kit Functions:
Two ways to import photos and videos from a digital camera
You can use A digital camera’s USB cable to import your photos and videos to iPad Mini and iPad 4.
You can use a card reader to import photos and videos directly from the camera’s memory card (SD, TF).
This camera connection kit includes two interfaces
USB interface to import pictures: The connector into the iPad interface using the USB data cable to connect the digital camera or iPhone (except iPhone 3G)



Sunday, January 6, 2013

Over $635,000 in counterfeit Apple Lightning adapters and cables seized in Anchorage


“More than $635,000 in counterfeit Apple adapters and USB cables were seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) during a routine search in Anchorage, the agency announced Thursday,” Laurel Andrews reports for The Alaska Dispatch.



“The goods arrived in Alaska via plane from China, and were heading toward several locations in the continental U.S.,” Andrews reports. “Designed to look like iPhone 5 USB "lightning" connector cables and adapters, the products included fake Apple logos and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) trademark icons.”



Andrews reports, “The items stood out as counterfeits, Frank Falcon, CBP spokesman said. They were packaged for retail sale in cardboard blister packs that were sub-standard compared to Apple’s trademark white packaging... The seized items will be destroyed.”



Read more in the full article here.



[Thanks to MacDailyNews readers too numerous to mention individually for the heads up.]