HP sd828a1 8″ Wi-Fi Digital Frame Announced
Written on Jan 6, 2009 by Brian and filed under Featured, HP, News
HP has announced their first Wi-Fi enabled digital picture frame at CES, dubbed Smart Wi-Fi Display. In addition to Wi-Fi the HP sd828a1 features support for Internet Radio listening and can show pictures from online sources as well as receive them via MMS.
Ipevo Kaleido R7 Digital Frame Announced
Written on Oct 21, 2008 by Brian and filed under Ipevo, News
Ipevo has announced their first digital picture frame, the Kaleido R7. Kaleido is as much about design as anything else, notice the pivoting frame and high-gloss finish. Ipevo is working on function too though by using touch controls on the front of the frame and integrating Wi-Fi which will connect to media servers or online services like Flickr.
Kodak’s New Wireless Frames Now Shipping
Written on Oct 20, 2008 by Brian and filed under Kodak, News
After a few delays, Kodak has started shipping their two new wireless digital picture frames, the EasyShare W820 and W1020. They are 8″ ad 10″ respectively and offer 512MB of internal storage and integrated Wi-Fi. While delays are never good, there is a silver lining for consumers; the retail prices are a touch lower than first announced.
Ceiva Releases CEIVAlife and CEIVAshare 8″ Connected Digital Frames
Written on Oct 15, 2008 by Brian and filed under Ceiva, News
Ceiva has released two new digital picture frames that are geared toward easily sharing photos with friends and family. Ceiva’s interactive frames feature PicturePlan, a subscription service that allows images to be automatically delivered to the CEIVAlife and CEIVAshare frames.
Digital Frame Sales to Increase - Frames to Get Larger
Written on Oct 14, 2008 by Brian and filed under News
A new report from DigiTimes indicates that not only will demand for digital picture frames increase in the fourth quarter, the sizes will probably scale up too.
Gifting Digital Picture Frames Gets a Twist
Written on Oct 13, 2008 by Brian and filed under News
A new site has launched that may make it easier to gift digital frames. For $129 you can upload 30MB of images to Giveadigitalframe.com and they’ll set the photos up in a 7″ frame that gets shipped with a 1GB memory card, personalized note and gift box.
T-Mobile to Release “Cameo” - GPRS Enabled Digital Picture Frame
Written on Oct 6, 2008 by Brian and filed under News, T-Mobile
T-Mobile is said to be close to releasing a digital picture frame they’re calling Cameo. The highlight is the fact that it includes a SIM card and can receive data over the T-Mobile network. For $100 you can buy the frame and for another $10/month, you can send pictures directly to the frame from your mobile phone.
Nextar N3-506 3.5″ Portable Digital Picture Frame Announced
Written on Oct 1, 2008 by Brian and filed under News, Nextar
Nextar has announced a new folio digital photo frame. The N3-506 offers a 320×240 pixel 3.5” LCD TFT screen with built-in memory (128MB and 256MB models available) and a flash card reader that handles SD, MMC and Memory Stick.
Fujifilm Working on 3D Digital Frame
Written on Sep 30, 2008 by Brian and filed under Fujifilm, News
Fujifilm has unveiled plans for an entire photography system that includes a digital camera and digital picture frame that can shoot and display images in 3D, without the need for light filtering glasses. The technology was on display at Photokina and Fujifilm claims it will be market ready in 2009.
First Thoughts: Kodak 7.6″ OLED Digital Picture Frame
Written on Sep 26, 2008 by MKowalski and filed under Kodak, News, Reviews
Kodak is giving the world a first look at the actual hardware of its premium OLED photo frame during the Photokina imaging trade show going on in Germany this week. The Kodak OLED Wireless Frame features Wi-Fi with the ability to auto-source files from the web, multimedia capabilities, and a touch interface, but its most impressive spec is its 7.6 inch, 800×480 display using OLED technology.
Motorola Concept - Femtocell and VoIP Phone Embedded in a Digital Picture Frame
Written on Sep 25, 2008 by Brian and filed under News
Motorola has loaded a new video to YouTube that shows off a digital picture frame concept they’re working on that includes a femtocell and voice over IP phone.