Please note that though this review is specifically of theeFilm PicturePad, this is the same device as theNixvue Vista. The only apparent difference between these is that thePicturePadis sold under theDelkinbrand and has a black plastic case and theVistais fromNixvueand has a silver case. The Vista is distributed in various countries by different companies. In the U.S., for example, theVistais distributed byJobo. Price, warranty and disk size availability may differ, but these devices are essentially the same. The actual manufacturer appears to beNixvue, a Singapore company.

By: Michael ReichmannWith a Second Opinion by Michael Tapes

Digits in Your WalletPortable hard-disk-based storage devices for transferring and storing digital camera memory cards have been around since mid-2000 when theDigital WalletfromMinds@Workfirst came out. As I pointed out in my review at the time, this was a great concept, but had flawed execution.

Now, in the Autumn of 2002, there is a better wa...