SlashGear JapanEveryday it seems a new digital picture frame is released. Some are just gimmicks while others are actually pretty nice and useful. This one falls under the useful category, though we do have a few quibbles.
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Parrot Specchio WiFi Photo Frame sports NFC
By Brenda Stokes on Thursday, Oct 23rd 2008 1 CommentIPEVO Kaleido R7 digital photo frame can flip vertically
By Brenda Stokes on Monday, Oct 20th 2008 No CommentsThere are a lot of digital photo frames out there. However, many lack style and just don’t look all that nice sitting on the bookshelf. But IPEVO is trying to remedy that problem with their Kaleido R7.
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Digital Foci Image Moments 6 LCD photo frame – where’s the WiFi?
By Chris Davies on Monday, Oct 6th 2008 No CommentsDigital Foci were doing so well with their Image Moments 6 digital photo frame. The design is good – two-tone silver that neither looks too retro nor too modern – and the full-featured remote is handy; the screen – at 5.7-inch 640 x 480 VGA resolution – is just the right size and the file format compatibility broad. Then they went and spoilt it all by leaving out WiFi.
Smartparts SP3200WF Digiframe is 32-inches of photo goodness
By Brenda Stokes on Wednesday, Sep 24th 2008 3 CommentsDigital photo frames are definitely in high demand these days. They’ve come down significantly in price and can be used for all sorts of applications. However, one way they have not yet been adequately utilized is for displaying artwork in the home. But Smartparts is about to change that.
Kodak OLED Wireless Photo Frame: World’s First for $999
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Sep 17th 2008 No CommentsKodak have unveiled the world’s first OLED wireless digital photo frame, using a 7.6-inch panel capable of 30,000:1 contrast ratios and a 180-degree viewing angle. The frame includes 2GB of internal storage and can be used to display both still images and video; it has a resolution of 800 x 480 and is 16:9 widescreen aspect.
HP df300 & df1000a Digital Photo Frames
By Chris Davies on Monday, Sep 15th 2008 No CommentsHP have a duo of new digital photo frames today, one intended for portable use and the other better suited to the mantelpiece. The 3.5-inch df300 stores up to 45 images on its internal memory, and has a 320 x 240 resolution display with a 400:1 contrast ratio. The 10.4-inch df1000a, meanwhile, has 512MB of onboard storage and an 800 x 600 resolution display.
Sony VAIO VGF-CP1U WiFi Digital Photo Frame
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Sep 3rd 2008 No CommentsSony have announced a new digital photo frame with built-in WiFi b/g networking, the VAIO VGF-CP1U. Centered around a 7-inch 800 x 480 display, the CP1U has 128MB of internal memory as well as a memory card reader compatible with Memory Stick, SD and CF and a USB port. While obviously useful for showing digital photos, the CP1U can also display RSS feeds and play MP3s or SHOUTcast streaming radio through its built-in speakers.
LG DP889 is Digital Picture Frame, DVD player in one
By Brenda Stokes on Wednesday, Sep 3rd 2008 1 CommentIf you are an all-in-one device fiend, this digital picture frame and DVD player in one should whet your appetite for gadgets. The LG DP889 packs in multiple features making for a well rounded device that can show off your photos and play your favorite movies.
Samsung 8 & 10-inch Digital Photo Frames with optional WiFi
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Aug 27th 2008 No CommentsA clutch of new digital photo frames from Samsung today, and the company gets partial-kudos for giving at least some of them WiFi. Two 8-inch 800 x 600 frames, the SPF-85H and SPF-85V, and two 10-inch 1024 x 600 frames, the SPF-105P and SPF-105V, are available, although the ‘V’ versions have WiFi b/g. Each can load images from their SD/MMC/MS/XD card reader or via the USB memory slot.
Synaptics proximity-sensing Digital Photo Frame concept
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Jun 3rd 2008 No CommentsSynaptics – who are behind the trackpads found on many notebook computers – have announced the general OEM/ODM availability of their proximity sensors, which up until now have only been available in Microsoft’s Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 Bluetooth Keyboard. The technology recognises user presence and can be linked to controls, backlights and other functionality; in the Microsoft keyboard, for instance, the system goes into standby mode automatically when the user moves away, saving battery life. Synaptics have created a new digital photo frame, with proximity-controlled touch-sensitive buttons, to demonstrate possible applications.
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