iPad Camera Connection Kit in the House – review coming

After waiting a couple of weeks, my iPad Camera Connection Kit showed up. Yes, I’m interested in being able to upload photos and video to my iPad but mostly I’m intrigued by reports that you can connect a usb-powered headset or mic to it and record audio directly to the iPad. I can tell you that a very quick check of plugging into the Blue Fire recording app did result in some very clean audio but I’ll dick around with this puppy and see what happens. When I do, I’ll post some pix and the audio files for all y’all to check out.

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