Transfer pics DIRECTLY from Canon camera(SDcard) viaWIRE to iPhone3G?

Is there a way to transfer pics **DIRECTLY** ie, **NO COMPUTER** from Canon camera(SDcard) via **WIRE**ie., **NO WiFi** to iPhone3G?
Do you all understand my question?
Please don't respond that I need a computer to do that...I know this.
What I want is a "device" like a card reader, that will plug **DIRECTLY** into an iPhone...Thanks.
Ness
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The only way I could think of to do this would be by using the camera connection kit. One of the 2 pieces is a dock-USB connector so your could plug the camera directly into it, the other piece is a card reader that plugs into the dock connector. It's designed for the iPad. I haven't heard of anyone trying to use it on an iPhone. I'm sure someone has tried, but I have no idea what the result would have been.

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