CES 2008: technology TransferJet - Sony's answer to wireless USB

At the CES 2008 show in Las Vegas, Sony introduced their own solution for wireless data transfer. TransferJet, a technology developed by Japanese electronics giant, is designed to transfer data among digital cameras, cell phones, camcorders and other devices at speeds from 375 (in the worst of communication) to 500 (in optimum conditions) Mbit / s. The idea of this technology is obvious - the sharing of music or pictures, forget about wires.

The technology provides maximum data integrity, the distance required to establish a connection is 4.5 cm. This means that someone who decides to download your phone book, would you cuddle up to almost close.

The photograph shows that the camera is just lying on a large TransferJet- module. About the beginning of the introduction of this technology will be announced separately. Veynik Randy (Randy Waynick), vice president of marketing at Sony Electronics, tried to demonstrate this technology at a press conference, but it is working for some reason refused to. However, the Sony booth all worked well in videos easily transferred from your camcorder to your computer, as well as photos from digital camera. Eventually, Sony hopes to implement this design in all its products. Nothing more specific is said, unfortunately, was not.

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