This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of EyeFi. All opinions are 100% mine.

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I take a lot of pictures. I mean, I live in Philadelphia, there’s always something to photograph. Puppies in Rittenhouse, vinyl toys at Omoi, strange gadgets at the local used electronics shop, rare comics (or sometimes just Brian) at Brave New Worlds… whether I’m shooting with my incredibly beat up, piece of garbage Nikon Coolpix L3 (circa 2005) or my baby, a Pentax digital SLR, I always have a camera ready for casual photo taking.

However, those same pictures tend to sit on my camera’s memory card, sometimes for months, before I get around to loading them onto my computer, Flickr, or whatever. This is also the case with pictures from vacation, or when I go back to visit pals in New Jersey. I’ll get those nagging “when are you gonna put them on Facebook” questions, which slowly drive me up the wall.

So needless to say, I was pretty excited when the folks behind Eye-Fi sent me their wireless SD card, and asked me to give it a spin. No longer will I have to hear the classic saying on Twitter, a favorite line of Mikeyil and Joystiq’s Ben Gilbert… “Pictures, or it didn’t happen!”

The Eye-Fi lets you, the amateur photographer who constantly forgets about the pictures on the old point-and-shoot, upload pictures wireless to your computer / photo sharing site, via a wireless internet connection. I was happy to discover that I could connect to my computer at work and my computer at home, using both Wi-Fi networks, and that I wasn’t just committed to one. The Eye-Fi stores nearly three dozen saved networks, so you can count on being able to use it in a lot of places.

Once my camera was close to one of these networks, the snaps would load up to whatever site I specified. Honestly, I’m a bigger fan of having them upload straight to my computer though. It’s not that I take dirty photos or anything, but still, I wouldn’t want blurry or poorly taken pictures immediately popping up on my Facebook. Plus the Eye-Fi sorts your images by date in special folders, which is nice.

All in all, the Eye-Fi is a solid product. I’m looking forward to using it a lot more in the coming weeks, especially with the wealth of parties going on in Philadelphia through the holidays.

The Contest: Now, for those of you interested in winning one of these cards for your own, I’ve got one for you to win! All you have to do is leave a comment in this post, or send out a Tweet with the hashtag “#eye-fi” with a link back to this post. For official contest rules, legal jargon, etc… please visit this page. We’ll be accepting entries all the way until December 13th, 2009. We’ll pick one of you at random, and announce the winner. Good luck!

I’ve included a video after the jump that demonstrates how the card works. Have a look.