Join Panasonic’s new digital photo frame has iPod/iPhone dock
Even though I am spending the rest of this week at CTIA Fall 2010 in San Francisco, I am getting the feeling that CEATEC in Japan is where it’s at this week.
Take this particular prototype of the MW-20, a digital picture frame that Panasonic put on display. Not only can the 9-inch frame display pictures via SD card or 2GB internal memory, but it also has an integrated iPod/iPhone dock.
So, if you want to get all your photos from your favorite iDevice, it is as easy as docking it. You can even use the frame’s internal stereo speakers to play your favorite tunes as well.
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Digital Picture Frame Keychain
It used to be that women carried cute little brag books in their purses that were packed full of wallet sized photographs of mostly children. Of course there were usually some wedding and senior pictures tossed in the mix. Well now that times have changed, you can carry a whole lot more pictures without weighing you down any more than a tiny photo album would.
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Sony S-Frame digital photo frames announced
Have you built up an impressive collection of digital photographs that you’re extremely proud of, and would love to show it to family and friends? Well, instead of wasting ink and printing it out on plenty of photo paper, why not just show them off via a digital photo frame? If you’ve answered in the affirmative, then Sony’s got your back with their new line of S-Frame digital photo frames that comprise of the DPF-XR100, DPF-VR100 and DPF-D830 models, helping consumers keep their favorite memories close with innovative, high-quality features such as video playback and battery operated capabilities.
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Kodak Pulse extends size to 10-inches
Kodak’s Pulse digital photo frame has grown up, this time round extending its display size to a good 10-inches so that every single generation in your family will need not squint any more whenever they want to see their favorite family moments in your living room. This new 10-inch frame is touted to hit the market this coming fall, retailing for $199.95 – pretty pricey for some people, especially when you consider all it does is loop image after image. Of course, it consumes a whole lot less juice compared to your regular projector, and if budget is your concern, you can always purchase the 7-inch model of the Pulse. Features of both devices will come with Wi-Fi connectivity for easy file transfer, a customizable email address for you to email recently snapped photos to the Pulse directly to keep it updated in real-time. Not only that, it can be connected to Facebook and Kodak Gallery photo albums in an easy set-up procedure without the need to go through pesky software installation procedures. Seems to be a decent gift for the upcoming holiday season, especially if you have a sentimental lot you call family.
Pocket Digital Photo Frame with Mirror
No item is complete without a hidden digital photo frame. Thankfully Chinavasion knows about this rule and has a compact available with a photo frame hidden within. Now you can check out your makeup all the while glancing down at the pictures to remind you of how you should look. You could even add pictures to the photo frame that give you an extra boost of self esteem while you’re primping yourself.
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Audiovox Homebase Message Center
Instead of buying a normal digital picture frame, now you can pick up one that doubles as a message board. This message center will show off all of your favorite photos and allow for you to leave messages in all different ways. From leaving a post-it note to writing it down on the dry erase board and even recording your own voice. Either way you’re sure to get the information out there.
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Cydle P29A accompanies you on your travels
Do you do plenty of traveling throughout the year? If the answer is in the affirmative, then you might want to consider getting the new Cydle P29A as your faithful mobile sidekick. Meant to kickstart the budding mobile TV revolution, the Cydle P29A will be introduced formally to public eyes at CES 2010 which is happening next week. Just in case you have not heard about Cydle, they are an emerging leader in car-based multimedia systems and is also one of South Korea’s biggest consumer electronics companies. This multi-functional device boasts a multimedia player and subscription-free Mobile TV to keep you entertained on the road, where we will take a closer look at it in the extended post.
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Insignia Dual Alarm Clock Radio with built-in photo display
For an alarm clock to have a built-in radio is nowhere near something new. It’s actually probably one of the most common combinations out there. However, this clock radio takes things a step further and allows for you to personalize your alarm clock. It has a photo display to make sure that you stay close to your family, even while you’re away traveling.
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