Wifi-enabled SD Cards

[Scott Elcomb]

Hi all,

Now that my Raspberry Pi order has come in, I'm looking for a Canadian
distributor for wifi-enabled SD cards, or better, a Toronto retailer
with some in-stock.  After a bunch of googling, I haven't turned up
much of anything though.

I'm looking for something along the lines of a Flu-card[1], though not
specifically designed for cameras.  (It's interesting to note that
this card apparently runs Linux and provides a webserver.)

The Eye-Fi is definitely out.  Although they do have an inexpensive
version (~ $30USD IIRC), according to wikipedia[2] all data and at
least some private network info is forwarded to the company...
ostensibly to enable cloud features.

My use case is to run nightly builds of Pine[3] and run some automated
tests on a Raspberry Pi.  I don't really cherish the thought of having
to manually change and reboot the unit daily.  A wired variant (say
USB), would be acceptable, but my initial searches didn't turn up
anything useful.

I'd also be interested in hearing thoughts and/or impressions from
anyone that may have used a card like these.

Best regards,
- Scott.

[1] <http://www.flu-card.com/>
[2] <en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye-Fi>
[3] <https://github.com/psema4/pine>

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