Review: HP df300 Portable Digital Picture Frame
Written on Nov 12, 2008 by Brian and filed under Featured, HP, Reviews
The HP df300 fills a spot in the recently popular portable digital picture frame market. The 3.5” frame comes with a leather carrying case and a battery that gives you about 2 hours of usage to show off your pictures. Even though the main feature is portability, this little frame can surely find a spot on a desk or nook about the house and is priced well for gift giving.
Microsoft FrameIt Adds Traffic Data to Digital Picture Frames
Written on Nov 15, 2008 by Brian and filed under FrameIt, News
Microsoft Windows Live FrameIt has launched a real-time traffic channel with data from NAVTEQ. FrameIt users can now select streaming real-time traffic maps to be delivered to their Internet-enabled digital picture frames.
Aequitas Technologies iGala Wireless Digital Picture Frame Released
Written on Nov 13, 2008 by Brian and filed under Aequitas Technologies, FrameIt, News
Aequitas Technologies has released the iGala Wireless Digital Picture Frame, which features an 8″ 800×600 touchscreen display, 1GB of internal memory, Wi-Fi and connections with Gmail, Microsoft Windows Live FrameIt and Flickr.
Samsung Announces the SPF-85H, SPF-85V, SPF-105P and SPF-105V
Written on Aug 28, 2008 by Brian and filed under FrameChannel, FrameIt, News, Samsung
Samsung has refreshed their line of digital picture frames, with two 8″ models (SPF-85H, SPF-85V) and two 10.2″ models (SPF-105P, SPF-105V). One of each size comes with wireless, and they each offer a somewhat unique feature set, including things like auto shutoff, high resolution displays and a function to serve as a secondary computer monitor.
Windows Live FrameIt Digital Frame Content Service Released in Beta
Written on Aug 7, 2008 by Brian and filed under FrameChannel, FrameIt
Microsoft has recently released a free content service for digital picture frames called FrameIt. FrameIt takes a clear shot at the more established FrameChannel service, which is embedded with many Internet-enabled frames, like the D-Link DSM-210 that we just reviewed.