Nikon D300 & new iPad camera connection kit?

Hi all,
I have been searching for the solution to this but to no avail. I am hoping to hear from anyone that uses D300 and succeed transfering photos to iPad via USB CCKit.
I could find in discussions that it worked very well before iOS4.3, then no more news or info after the update. It is known that there have been many issues after the iOS update.
I appreciate the help, thanks in advance.
Cheers

oh well, i bought it anyway
we have heard that SD cards works fine.
now I'm saying that it works with the USB interface as well (DSLR).
Connect USB cable to adapter, connect adapter to iPad, connect to DSLR, switch on DSLR. Select and transfer. Delete after import (optional)
new iPad iOS 5.1
Nikon D300
Mass storage usb setting on DSLR (though manual says use TTP)
side note:
though i can retain quality etc in iPad, haven't found a way to share (eg.facebook) it anywhere with high quality.

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