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Amex Digital photo frames are feature-rich

, Feb 2nd 2009 Discuss [1]

Amex Digital is extending its Blu-ray optical drive/decks business to unveil a pair of multifunctional digital photo frames, SR-7 and SW-7. The former features an indoor thermometer, radio controlled dual alarm clock and is capable of multimedia playback; while the latter does it all with an additional weather station. Read The Full Story

i-Mate closing Momento Live online photo service

, Jan 22nd 2009 Discuss [0]

i-Mate have announced that they will be closing down their Momento Live online photo sharing service on February 25th, meaning users of their WiFi-enabled Momento photo frames will no longer be able to send and receive images automatically.  In an email sent to all subscribers, i-Mate warned users that they will need to backup any images stored on Momento Live, as once the service terminates they will be deleted.   Read The Full Story

BagTV handbag has more substance than style

, Dec 22nd 2008 Discuss [0]

Have you ever got into the argument with your significant others about it’s not just another handbag, it’s Louis Vuitton or it’s not just another HDTV, it beams 24hz at 1080P? I’m not making a sexist remark but you know that topic surfaces quite often, right? But could you possibility imagine two of these devices live in harmony? A handbag with a built-in display? Seriously, it does but only in Britain. BagTV offers a range of handbegs for geekiest chick with more substance than style. It features an integrated 7-inch screen on the side with ability to play videos, music and images from an attached multimedia player. Read The Full Story

TRENDnet TV-M7 WiFi digital photo frame & IP camera viewer

, Dec 19th 2008 Discuss [0]

TRENDnet have announced a new digital photo frame that, as well as showing off your holiday snaps from the south of France, can stream live video from up to four IP video cameras.  The TV-M7 has a 7-inch display and uses WiFi to connect to your network; images and saved video can be loaded via memory card, saved in its 512MB of storage, or accessed across the internet from Flickr and other media sharing sites. Read The Full Story

Samsung S5L2010 media processor for digital photo frames

, Dec 15th 2008 Discuss [0]

Samsung has announced a new range of processors specifically tailored for digital photo frames, the S5L2010 series, which bring with them improved image rendering and video decoding together with provision for touchscreen interfaces and digital DMB-TV tuners.  The company claims that the S5L2010 can decode 57-megapixel JPEG images in just one second. Update: Apparently Samsung's PR machine got a little carried away with themselves: the S5L2010 is fast, but not that fast.  Full update after the cut.   Read The Full Story

Kodak wireless OLED digital frame now available at Amazon

, Dec 15th 2008 Discuss [0]

Just in time for holidays; the first of its kind, World’s first OLED powered Kodak photo frame with on-the-air connectivity is now available at Amazon. If you have a deep pocket here’s what you’ll get for a dollar shy of a grand : a thin profile 7.6-inch WVGA screen with incredible vibrant color, 180-degree viewing angle and 30,000:1 contrast OLED sensations, Wi-Fi connection for streaming photos from pc or photo-sharing sites; news, sports, weather reports from Framechannels , 2GB storage memory, and video and music playbacks. One thousand dollar price tag for a digital photo frame at sub 8-inch is a big sum of money to spend; but the Kodak is a bleeding edge photo frame with OLED screen and an industrial’s first touch-frame control system, it’s touch sensitive too. It requires no backlighting support and Kodak even throws in a dynamic ambient light sensor to automatically adjust screen brightness according to room conditions. That and no color shifts with its brilliant viewing angles worth the asking price for the rich and wealthy. [via oled-display]

JOBO AG 7-Inch Photo frame only displays images

, Dec 12th 2008 Discuss [0]

More digital picture frames, what’s new? Like USB thumb drive, this digital frame gimmicks are slowly turn into commodity items, but its functionality has greater use and supports a variety use of multimedia playbacks from displaying videos, images, clock, calendar, email to playing music. You’ve seen plenty of Chinese-based frames, here’s one with German’s engineering- Jobo PDJ077, a 7-inch digital photo frame with modern accent and emphasis on image quality. The stylish and sleek looking Jobo packs a high quality 800x480 screen resolution display with 400:1 Contrast and adjustable brightness up to 230 cd/m2. The frames supports memory cards from CF, SD, SDHC, MMC to MS and the supplied remote control can be used to navigate image slide show and frame functions conveniently. German quality doesn’t come cheap, this one will set you back $99; a hefty Benji for a digital frame that does only images.

iRiver photo frame is capable of MPEG4 AVC/H.264 encoded AVI

, Dec 12th 2008 Discuss [2]

Wrapped in a lovely interchangeable clear acrylic or a brown wooden frame, this iriver Digital Photo Frame takes on digital still and motion images with its WVGA 7-inch LCD display. The 800x480 Framee-L is capable of 200cd/m2 display brightness and 500:1 contrast; it also packs an internal 1GB memory, and supports a variety of memory cards, including SD/MMC/Memory Stick/CF. Read The Full Story

eStarling Impact IV Photo Frame Supports Video

, Dec 9th 2008 Discuss [0]

eStaring is widely known for its multi-functional digital picture frame. Its previously releases are more than just simple photo frames for displaying art- piece; wireless connectivity, sending photo via email, RSS feeder and social network integration with varies image gallery sites such as PhotoBucket, Flicker and Facebook contacts are among many advanced features we’ve seen from the vendor. Here’s another first of its kind from eStaring - their latest Impact IV digital photo frame can stream video via WiFi network. Read The Full Story

Kodak $999 OLED Wireless Frame gets video review

Kodak can't have been expecting to sell many of their $999 OLED digital photo frames, but that probably wasn't their primary concerns what with the bragging rights of making the world's first such display.  Since we're unlikely to come across the OLED Wireless Frame in among its more humdrum siblings on the Best Buy shelves, we'll have to make do with CNET's demo video. Check out the OLED Wireless Frame demo after the cut Read The Full Story

T-Mobile Cameo digital picture frame now available to T-Mobile customers

, Nov 19th 2008 Discuss [0]

T-Mobile USA has just released the new T-Mobile Cameo digital picture frame by Parrot. The Cameo is one of the first digital picture frames to connect to a wireless carrier network. Share photos with loved ones this holiday season from around the world with the touch of a button. The Cameo has its own phone number and email address making it even easier to send real-time photos directly to the frame without connecting to a computer. Read The Full Story

eStarling Impact7 WiFi digital photo frame drops below $100 mark

, Nov 19th 2008 Discuss [0]

One of the common justifications we hear for digital photo frames missing out on wireless connectivity is that it makes the display too expensive.  eStarling have decided to turn that premise on its head, with the arrival of the Impact7: a 7-inch display with WiFi, touch-controls and a remote control, priced at under $100Read The Full Story

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