I'll be going back to Maui for a 2-week R&R and photo shoot, land and water.  Any suggestions for image uploading storage?  I'd prefer something that will include WiFi for email and basic image editing (deletion, organizing, not much more).  Must keep cost and weight low, so thinking mainly of smaller laptops and larger netbooks.  Any suggestions, experience?  Thanks.

jg

Brian, thanks very much for the advice.  I'll check the availability, price and features of the U90.  The Epson P3K has a US sale of US$100 rebate, which makes it more competitive; but of course, it is simply a viewer.

Jerry

Weird. I'm also going to Maui for a couple weeks, and also decided to get a small, new laptop for downloading images. I ended up with an Acer Aspire One, but for a really strange reason. It turns out that most netbooks have less screen resolution than Adobe requires for Lightroom. Everything appears to work fine at first, but you can't see the entire import pictures dialog box. Several important menus are not viewable, and also the "ok" button.

But, the Aspire One is easily hacked into running Mac OS X. So I bought a copy of Leopard, and just turned my Acer into a mini Hackintosh. There's a simple command you can type into OS X that allows you to scale an application's windows up or down in resolution. So, now I can use Lightroom with no problem. Perfect machine for travelling. Will easily fit in my camera backpack too. I got the Acer as a refurb at CompUSA for $220.

Before anyone gets grouchy about hacking, I did pay for fresh, legal copies of all of the software I'm using. And it's not like Apple sells a netbook. I'm just filling a need using available tools. Violating the EULAs perhaps, but certainly not stealing anything, or depriving anyone of their justly deserved compensation.

I would like to know if anyone has used it and what are your thoughts about it. It supposed to work with a lots of different sensors.