Continuing with what I told you a couple of hours ago in reference to the photographer with whom I was able to share a few hours a few days ago, in addition to having a 13-inch MacBook Pro Retina computer and having it very well protected with the brand's case Thule, another thing that could show me it was the ScanDisk brand wireless multimedia drive I owned.
I tell you about all this in case you have ever wondered what kind of equipment do photographers use work with Apple products. In the case of my friend, we cannot say that he is a professional photographer but he has little to go to reach the top, at least in my way of seeing photography.
Well, to what we are going, the fact is that when I asked him to tell me what his usual workflow was like, he told me that on certain occasions it was necessary for him to have the possibility of being able to share wirelessly with his iPad and your MacBook the photos and videos you took.
To do this, he took a small device that I had never seen with a bang from his bag. It was, according to him, a wireless multimedia device that allows the collection of a MacBook to it or to iOS devices. It has a 64GB internal memory that can be increased by inserting memory cards through a side slot.
After investigating a little in the network of networks I can tell you that it is a wireless multimedia unit called ScanDisk Connect and has a complementary application with which it can be shared and Stream HD content between your iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, or Mac, without the need for cables.
All we have to do is connect a device wirelessly and that way we can instantly stream high definition movies, browse photos or listen to music. It also has an internal battery which is what makes it so versatile.
In his case, he was able to get it at a price of 68 euros in a computer store in Gran Canaria, but if we search the network we can see that on the Apple website It has a price of 99,95 euros with VAT.
Hi Pedro, notice that the unit is not called Scandisk, but Sandisk. Greetings