A device that what will wi-fi images from camera to computer

Hey I am a one man Sports Photographer that do most of my sales post event onsite. A lot of the reason is the event is continious for hours at a time wiht the only low in the action breing while the course is reset for the next stage. So I usually try to dump a card the low after the card fills up. I usually use 2 or four gig cards and try for th efour gig cards so as to limit opening the slot in a dusty arena.

I would like to setup a computer with a monitor with at this point a web based kiosk so the participants can walk up and veiw the photos while I am still shooting and their will be a way for them to place an order and I will process it after the event that day for sale the next day before the event or later that evening. On the last day I would like to process all orders before leaving the site and deliver them and if not I will mail them.

Problem now since I am only at the computer after the event most wait till the last day to order and I process what I can but some get in line to late to view since I take all orders prior to processing them.. I have potential customers walking away. By haveing several computers at the larger events I will be able to limit it some but It still would be nice for the photos to viewable imedatily after they are taken. They order the image then I do any post processing required.

Anyone know of a item that will connect to a Canon usb port and transmit the photos wirelessly as they are shot?

this is the only one I know of but it wont work with the rebel you would need at least a 20D

http://www.adorama.com​/ICAWFTE1A.html

there is also a new model for the 1D markIII if your interested in that sick camera still 1k though

I saw a post about Wi-Pics and looked at it but it looked very expensive and didn't look that stable from the reviews. I guess we are not there yet.

Check out http://www.eye.fi I am a beta tester and the product works as advertised. It's not as quick as you might hope though. If you shoot lower resolution, with smaller file sizes, it's pretty nice.