Many of have become used to the idea that you can transfer digital camera images to your PC or printer through the use of a memory card, PictBridge interface and even using Bluetooth technology. As technology manufacturers continue to raise the bar on a daily basis, we'll soon be infiltrated with these same cameras that come with a Wi-Fi interface. Canon has announced a January 2006 release of their new Ixus Digital Wireless camera that not only transfers the picture data to your computer but also allows you to control the camera's actions from your PC.
Laptop Battery Slightly larger in size, this new camera basically has the same style and functionality as the company's Ixy Digital 60. And like its predecessor, will still have USB and PictBridge capabilities as well.
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Thinkpad Canon won't be the first company to offer this kind of technology. Nikon offers it with their Coolpix P1 and P2 digital cameras and Kodak offers the same with their EASYSHARE-ONE camera although you have to purchase the SD-compatible wireless card separately. The cost of this new Canon digital camera is expected to be around $600.
Right from the beginning of Canon Ixus cameras when they were only film cameras, they were synonymous with simplicity and quality. The usual high quality lenses in a neat compact body but with the most superb build quality. When you hold an Ixus camera you know it is built to last. The Ixus range are 'point and shoot' cameras but the processors driving the cameras and firmware interpreting the image given by the lenses all combine exceedingly well. Few camera manufacturers keep so many of the key components of producing digital cameras within their own company like Canon does. The advantages are clear and keep their cameras in market leading positions.
