Kodak Announces Next-Gen PULSE Digital Photo Frame
Written on Jan 4, 2011 by cjefferies and filed under Featured, Kodak, News
Kodak has announced the latest iteration of its PULSE Digital Frame. The frame now features social network integration, allowing users to comment on pictures received and connect to pictures on Facebook and Kodak Gallery.
bydsign DP-1001DW – Digital Frame with TV Tuner
Written on Jan 24, 2009 by Brian and filed under News
Before you get too excited about a digital picture frame that incorporates digital TV viewing, this bydsign frame is a Japan only release for now. However, beyond being a normal widescreen digital frame, the DP-1001DW also incorporates a 1Seg TV tuner, which is a unique twist.
iMate Shutting Down Momento Live Paid Content Service
Written on Jan 22, 2009 by Brian and filed under News
iMate, who’s better known for their corporate smartphones than their digital picture frames, is shutting down their paid service which enables online services for their frames. Frankly, we didn’t even know iMate was still in the frame business, their current lineup is several years old and was never updated after the initial release.
Review: Impact eStarling7
Written on Jan 17, 2009 by Thomas S. and filed under eStarling, Reviews
The eStarling Impact7 is a 7” digital picture frame that is Wi-Fi enabled to view pictures from online sources, including email, RSS feeds, and social networking sites. For old-timers it still includes internal memory and a card slot for viewing pictures of your own. eStarling is a relatively new company, launching their first product in 2006, but they are here to stay with many new innovative products coming to the market.
Windows FrameIt Now Supports Mesh
Written on Jan 15, 2009 by Brian and filed under FrameIt, News
Windows FrameIt has announced that they now support Mesh. If you’re not familiar, Mesh is beta service from Microsoft that essentially lets you keep data synced easily over multiple devices. With digital picture frames this now means you can load an image to a hard drive and have it show up within a few minutes on your Internet-connected frame.
GiiNii Announces PixPlus Line of Wireless Digital Frames
Written on Jan 14, 2009 by Brian and filed under GiiNii, News
GiiNii was showing off the first product in their PixPlus line of Internet-enabled digital picture frames at CES this year. The 10.1″ model we saw featured a fantastic display, their best yet, and includes 1GB of internal memory and a battery.
Smartparts Launches Two New Wireless Frames and Two Portables
Written on Jan 13, 2009 by Brian and filed under News, Smartparts
Smartparts was demoing all sorts of new digital picture frames at CES, from 2.4″ portable units up to a refresh of their 32″ behemoth. The most interesting though was the SPX19WF, a 19″ Wi-Fi model that boasts a brilliant 1448×880 pixel display. All five frames will be available in March.
Ipevo Kaleido R7 Announced Again
Written on Jan 13, 2009 by Brian and filed under Ipevo, News
We first covered the announcement of the Kaleido R7 back in October, but Ipevo has seen fit to re-announce the R7 at CES. While it’s now not available until March, instead of shipping in time for the Holiday season, it is on the low end of their first announced pricing range, coming in at $199. There are more details available now too, especially surrounding the Wi-Fi features.
Memorex Announces Two LifeShow Digital Picture Frames
Written on Jan 12, 2009 by Brian and filed under Memorex, News
At CES Memorex launched a new family of digital frames called LifeShow. There are two versions of the 8″ frames, Traditional and Custom. The significant different is that with the custom version, users can change the faceplates, where the traditional offers a non-removable wood frame. Both frames are standard aspect ratio with high resolution 800×600 pixel LCD panels.
Isabella Vizit Digital Frame with Mobile Network Connection Announced
Written on Jan 11, 2009 by Brian and filed under Isabella, News
Isabella has released the Vizit digital picture frame. While we honestly aren’t familiar with Isabella, the Vizit frame is pretty compelling, largely because it enables users to send and receive digital photos over a mobile network. Sure you have to pay for the service, but the Vizit frame looks better than the competing T-Mobile Cameo and offers a larger display and more flexibility.
ViewSonic Announces Nine Digital Picture Frames
Written on Jan 11, 2009 by Brian and filed under News, ViewSonic
ViewSonic launched a bunch of new digital picture frames at CES, including a new all-in-one frame that features an alarm clock with AM/FM radio, integrated Wi-Fi and 2GB of storage.