iLuun has taken to the crowdfunding site Kickstarter with an interesting gadget that could be useful for most iPhone or iPad owners. It chooses resources for a flash drive with USB 3.0, which can transfer data to an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or other smartphone or tablet wirelessly.
iLuun Air, as the wireless flash drive is called, looks like an ordinary flash drive at first glance. It has fastoneIt has USB 3.0, which allows you to upload photos, movies, songs and other files from your computer. Of course, you won't find a large USB port on the iPhone, so iLuun Air comes with a smart solution. It can communicate with the device wirelessly, allowing you to upload photos and videos to your iPhone, stream a movie from a flash drive to your iPhone screen, or play music wirelessly.
Best on iLuun Air is that you don't need any additional Wi-Fi network. The wireless flash drive creates its own network, which you can connect to iPhonem connect and you can start downloading or streaming data. Up to six devices can be connected wirelessly to one flash drive, and the iLuun's battery life Air when transferring data online, it can go up to 5 hours. The battery is then recharged even when you connect the flash drive to the USB port of your PC/Mac and transfer more data to it.
iLuun Air is possible to purchase in 32GB, 64GB, 128GB and even 256GB variaTherefore, you can expand the capacity of your iPhone up to sixteen times (in the case of a 16GB iPhone). Pro data transfer will still require a special application, which you can find in App Store a Google PlayThe cheapest one is currently iLuun Air can be purchased for $49 (1200 CZK), with an additional $15 for shipping.
ProThe Kickstarter project just launched today and the goal is set at $50,000. The first orders will start shipping in March of next year, assuming the target amount is reached, of course. If not, you'll get your money back.
Hmm interesting, but I've had something like this at home for a few months. It only has USB 2.0 and it's called SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick :-) and it also has its own wifi and its own application. I honestly don't understand why to invest in something that will "maybe" start selling next year, when it is already being sold in the Czech Republic this year :-). True, I bought 64GB in June for 1400,- Alza now he wants 1700,-
Well… I don't see anything revolutionary about it, I've been using Kingston MobileLite G2 (no longer manufactured) for about 2 years. It's a power bank with an SD card reader and a USB for reading flash drives. I have a permanently inserted SD card, which is completely hidden in the body of the reader and nothing sticks out, the reader creates its own wi-fi network and data can be transferred to and from it using the MobileLite application. iOS device. Uploading photos from the iPhone's photo gallery is a given.
In addition, the reader has an opening for a LAN connection and can act as a Wi-Fi router for other devices as well. If you are traveling somewhere and have a second SIM card for data only, just insert a 3G dongle into the USB and this reader will turn into a WI-FI router again.
New models are now available, e.g. on Alza or CZC, and the "G3" model will cost around 1.400 CZK (battery capacity 5.400mAh) or the "Wireless Flash Reader" model for around 1.000 CZK (1.800 mAh)