Editing Antifeatures (section)

=== Cameras ===

==== EyeFi Brand WiFi Enabled SD Cards ====

The EyeFi card is a SD memory card with an integrated WiFi connection that allows automatic transfer of photos directly from the camera.  It comes in 4 versions each their own retail box and with a price ranging from $50 to $150.  However the included cards appear technically identical, excepting a 4gb to 8gb size jump which should add trivial costs.  Even the cheapest version is upgradeable to the most expensive through paying for a software upgrade.  The jump from Connect to Geo and Geo to Explore are arguably not egregious anti-features as the involve usage of 3rd party geolocation data and hotspot access, respectively, which likely carry subscription costs.  However the upgrade to the pro version is absolutely anti-feature as all the pro adds is RAW transfer support and ad-hoc Wifi network connections directly to a computer.  

==== Panasonic Camera Batteries ====

[http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/09/06/24/1851238/Panasonic-Begins-To-Lock-Out-3d-Party-Camera-Batteries Panasonic] issued a firmware update with an antifeature which disabled any third party batteries.

==== Fujitsu ScanSnap S300 vs. S300M ====

Mac OS drivers for the Fujitsu ScanSnap S300M have been intentionally broken to prevent use of the technically identical, but less expensive S300 "Windows model" with Mac OS.