Review: GiiNii Artforme 7 inch Digital Picture Frame
Written on Jan 18, 2010 by Malcolm Reynolds and filed under Featured, GiiNii, Reviews
One of the side effects to reviewing many different digital picture frames is that I start to expect more and more from a typical picture frame. The latest digital media frames handle photos, video, music, and stream content via Wi-Fi. That’s why I was amazed to see the affordable GiiNii ArtForme Digital Picture Frame (model GN-705W) keeps things surprisingly simple. This picture frame is just a picture frame … nothing more and nothing less.
Review: Sungale Cyberus ID700WTA
Written on Dec 21, 2009 by Thomas S. and filed under Reviews, Sungale
At the moment Sungale isn’t exactly a household name when it comes to digital picture frames, but they have started to ship some new and very interesting models. The Cyberus ID700WTA is a 7” digital picture frame that also pulls double-duty as a full-function internet-enabled media player. With features including YouTube movie playback, Gmail integration, RSS news readers, and IP radio support it has the potential to be one of the coolest frames I have seen to date.
Sungale Desk Lamp Digital Frame Combo Announced
Written on Aug 11, 2009 by Brian and filed under News, Sungale
So you want a desk lamp and a digital picture frame on your desk but don’t have room for both. Enter the Sungale CD358LD desk lamp. In addition to an energy efficient LED lamp, you also get a 3.5″ digital picture frame with built-in audio/video playback and clock/calendar/alarm functions. The frame even comes with 512MB of internal memory and SD, MMC, and MS multi-card reader.
Sungale ID800WT Digital Picture Frame Released
Written on May 20, 2009 by Brian and filed under News, Sungale
Sungale isn’t exactly a household name when it comes to digital frames, and we generally shy away from no-name brands, largely because they’re cheap junk. But Sungale has something that on the surface appears pretty interesting. Their new 8″ frame features WiFi, touch screen input and access to a ton of content sources like YouTube. They also offer localized content, all of which is configurable on the frame itself.