Eye-Fi Share Video Card: Point, Shoot and Share Online

Sure, the 4GB of storage on the Eye-Fi Share Video cardis compelling enough — after all, who couldn’t use space for 2,000 more photos? But the card really proves its mettle when you go to share those holiday snapshots and videos online with friends and family. Simply take your pictures or shoot your footage, and the Eye-Fi Share (working with your existing Wi-Fi connection) wirelessly beams everything to your favorite sharing sites. 

Setup is easy: The card includes a USB adapter with software that walks you through the process and lets you quickly configure the Eye-Fi Share to work with your choice of wireless networks (there’s space for 32 in all). Then, just configure the card to access your preferred sharing sites — from Facebook to Shutterfly, Walmart to YouTube — and you’re ready to go.

One thing to note, and it’s kind of important, especially if you have an older camera or video recorder: The Share Video is SDHC format, which means you’ll need an SDHC-compatible gizmo to use it. If you’ve bought your camera in the past few years, you’re probably fine here — just be sure to check Eye-Fi’s list of compatible manufacturers before you commit. Or, you know, suck it up and get that fancy new camera you’ve been wanting.

$74.99 from Amazon.