Canon announces the Connect Station CS100, a unique photo-storage device that allows you to quickly and easily save, view and share your photos and movies, all from one single accessible location.

Canon has rolled out a new hub specifically for the photographers among us, and it is called the Connect Station CS100. With this device, users can store their photographs and videos from multiple ...

Canon has unveiled a new photo-storage device, Connect Station CS100, which provides a central hub for storing image and movie files in a single location. Canon’s new Connect Station CS100, shown with ...

Camera and printer maker Canon has announced a 1TB storage device designed explicitly to hold photos and videos. The Canon Connect Station CS100 provides 1TB of storage for photos and movies. Content ...

Note that it only works with Canon devices equipped with active NFC, required for the connection, which the company is years behind the rest of the pack in implementing -- it's just debuting in the ...

Once your images are imported you can view them by device, which is only really useful if you use a few different cameras, or by month - which is more useful. You can also view pictures which you've ...

Canon has been teasing a media hub for a long, long time now, and today it finally has something to show at CES 2015. Known as the Cross Media station in its earlier stages, the new Connect Station ...

Canon just announced the Connect Station CS100. It’s a set-top box that interfaces with your camera for viewing all your photos and videos right on your TV. The Connect Station is an attempt by Canon ...

Canon's Connect Station (CS100) is a way to store, save and view your photos and movies on your TV. Inside is a 1TB hard drive, and outwardly it has a very simple design. You'll need a HDMI cable to ...

Canon launched the two new models in the PowerShot G series line of premium digital compact cameras and the multimedia storage hub, Canon Connect Station 100. While developed for different end users, ...

If there’s one thing casual photographers are guilty of, it’s leaving their images on a memory card. Sure, memory card capacities are so large that you may never have to offload them, but they end up ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. What’s the best way to get photos and video off your camera? Whether it’s SD cards or wireless ...