All hail and rise for the wireless trigger gods have truly blessed us in this merriest month of March. Gadget Infinity updated their news section today, and announced that their new v4 wireless Cactus triggers will be available for shipment on March 16, 2009. However you can pre-ordered your goodies on March 13, if you just can't stand the three extra day wait (I wouldn't blame you, if you couldn't either). As a reminder, this is on Hong Kong time, so set your alarm clocks. Anyways, Gadget Infinity must have sifted through all the web forums and emails, because they have taken into account what the basic user wanted. These v4 triggers are now powered by the industry standard "AA" sized batteries, and not those "I can't find it" lithiums, another added bonus is that the new models have a built-in external antenna; so no more fumbling around with soldering irons (equals fourth-degree burns) are necessary to achieve greater shooting range unlike the older editions. If you would like a further detailed review, Aki Korhonen has so kindly posted one on his blog. So unless you have a set of those ultra sleek and chic PW's, go and get some inexpensive v4's and tell me how it goes; that is, if you can beat me to it. Woohoo!
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Gadget Infinity: v4 Triggers
All hail and rise for the wireless trigger gods have truly blessed us in this merriest month of March. Gadget Infinity updated their news section today, and announced that their new v4 wireless Cactus triggers will be available for shipment on March 16, 2009. However you can pre-ordered your goodies on March 13, if you just can't stand the three extra day wait (I wouldn't blame you, if you couldn't either). As a reminder, this is on Hong Kong time, so set your alarm clocks. Anyways, Gadget Infinity must have sifted through all the web forums and emails, because they have taken into account what the basic user wanted. These v4 triggers are now powered by the industry standard "AA" sized batteries, and not those "I can't find it" lithiums, another added bonus is that the new models have a built-in external antenna; so no more fumbling around with soldering irons (equals fourth-degree burns) are necessary to achieve greater shooting range unlike the older editions. If you would like a further detailed review, Aki Korhonen has so kindly posted one on his blog. So unless you have a set of those ultra sleek and chic PW's, go and get some inexpensive v4's and tell me how it goes; that is, if you can beat me to it. Woohoo!
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