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The first commercially available SD card with an integrated wireless transmitter and its compatible successors. Competitor of the Toshiba FlashAir.
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Would Wi-Fi enabled SD cards affect battery performance?
Yes; I have an EyeFi card and my battery doesn't even stand 50% of its performance. Fortunately I can turn EyeFi-wireless-mode off in my Nikon's D3200 menu.
It's described in the user manual here:
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