Nikon first out of the consumer point and shoot gate with WiFi
Although Kodak announced a WiFi enabled consumer point and shoot camera back in January (and an impressive looking camera at that), the EasyShare One has yet to be released.
Nikon, however, has just announced the availability of their own WiFi enabled consumer point and shoot cameras:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0509/05090104nikon_coolpixp1p2.asp
The P1 and P2 both have 802.11b/g WiFi built in (as opposed to the Kodak offering which was an extra card) and, continuing the megapixel race, are 5 and 8MP respectively.
Nikon, however, has just announced the availability of their own WiFi enabled consumer point and shoot cameras:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0509/05090104nikon_coolpixp1p2.asp
The P1 and P2 both have 802.11b/g WiFi built in (as opposed to the Kodak offering which was an extra card) and, continuing the megapixel race, are 5 and 8MP respectively.