Nikon 12.4 Megapixel D2X SLR Camera with Wi-Fi

Sep 17 2004, 3:50am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Camborg reports about the new Nikon D2X SLR Camera with 12.4MP and Wi-Fi for professional photographers.

The High resolution is achieved by an 12.4 million pixel DX Format CMOS image sensor and a new image processing engine that works seamlessly with optimized systems throughout the camera.

The new Wireless Transmitter WT-2A allows photographers to not only transmit images over a Wi-Fi network, but also allow wireless remote control of the D2X over a Wi-Fi network from a computer running Capture 4.2 software.
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