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The Snowflake Digital Photo Ornament
There are various tiny digital photo frames that make it possible to keep your most treasured photos with you. They’re small enough to make it easy to have a travel friendly frame while you’re away from home. Since they are so small and lightweight these days, you might as well have a festive frame to go on your Christmas tree.
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Tao Digital Photo Keychains
I’m quite sure that most of you out there already have a veritable collection of keychains which have been amassed over the years – from conventions and events as well as cheapskate relatives who can’t think of anything better to buy whenever they go off on a holiday to a faraway place. The Tao Digital Photo Keychains are different, however, being £9.99 a pop (certainly not touristy in any way) while allowing you to view a handful of your favorite digital memories thanks to its 1.5″ color display.
With the capacity to hold over 100 of your favourite snaps, you can impress all and sundry with a surprisingly large compendium of photos in glorious 128 x 128 pixel detail. At any rate, it’s a darn sight easier than carting an actual photo album with you when you want to show people how amazing your holiday was. Anyway, these little windows into photographic history come in either black or red and are recharged via USB connection to PC or Mac. With a full charge they’ll last up to a whopping 4 hours, and even longer in sleep mode (who wants to look at photos for 4 hours at a time anyway?). Its got an internal memory of 8MB which is plenty to be getting on with.
Not too sure whether the low resolution and tiny display is enough to make it suitable for viewing with the older folks who might just find it extra hard when trying to make out just what they’re looking at.
Intouch IT7150 wireless Internet frame
Giant International has rolled out its Intouch IT7150 wireless Internet frame which could very well be one of the more suitable gifts for folks this coming Christmas season, regardless of how young or old they are. What makes the Intouch IT7150 wireless Internet frame special compared to other digital photo frames? Well, you can tell from the name itself that it is not only capable of displaying a bunch of your favorite photos captured digitally in a slideshow format, it is also connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi for added functionality. This is the first all touch multimedia wireless Internet frame from the manufacturer, where it allows one to access content on their PC and Internet using the Intouch IT7150 from virtually anywhere in their home.
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Vizit digital photo frame
Isabella Products, Inc. and AT&T have teamed up to announce a brand new two-way, fully interactive digital photo frame in the industry which will be simply known as Vizit, where it will be running on the AT&T wireless network for all its connectivity needs. What is Vizit able to do? Well, for starters, it allows people to not only send but receive digital photos over the air while combining it with an easy-to-use interface, real time photo sharing, a full-touch interactive display and remote photo management from VizitMe.com. This special amalgamation of touch-screen technology, proprietary software and cellular connectivity offers a rich, yet effortless, photo sharing experience. We can expect Vizit to hit the market sometime early next year, which isn’t exactly swell news since that would mean missing out on the holiday shopping season this Christmas.
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LCD Photo Frame and Alarm Clock combination
Miniature LCD photo frames are nothing new, nor is a small portable alarm clock. However, the combination of the two could make going away from home a little easier. It’ll allow for you to have the comfort of using an alarm clock that you trust and keep pictures of your family with you. Of course it won’t help make your hotel bed more comfortable, but at least it’s something.
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iMo Foto Frame Printer ready to rock and roll
Mimomonitors.com has gotten the iMo Foto Frame Printer ready for action, where the device holds the distinction of being the first patented device to combine display and printing capabilities in the world. With its 8″ LCD display at 800 x 600 resolution, you won’t go blind trying to get a look at your entire holiday memories. Apart from that, should you stumble upon a photo that you really, really like at the moment, the iMo Foto Frame Printer will be able to print out 4″x6″ 300 x 300 dpi glossies straight off the top of the unit. This unique combo device does not require any computer to function as the middleman, where controls are extremely intuitive thanks to the onscreen manual. The iMo Foto Frame Printer will retail for $229.99, while picking up 3 dozen print replacement cartridges will cost you $19.99.
CEIVA Pro 80 Digital Photo Frame
CEIVA is back in action with their latest offering, the Pro 80 Digital Photo Frame. Arriving on store shelves just in time for the mad holiday season rush, the CEIVA Pro 80 is able to offer PicturePlan customers the convenience of both telephone and Wi-Fi connectivity. Thanks to its built-in media server connection, users are able to stream photos instantly from their computer to their CEIVA Pro 80 directly over a home network. You will be able to pick up the CEIVA Pro 80 alongside a couple of interchangeable faceplates that come in rich wood and classic black finishes alongside an integrated memory card reader. Expect to fork out $179.99 for the CEIVA Pro 80 Digital Photo Frame.
HP’s DreamScreen: Not your father’s Digital Picture Frame
It’s always refreshing when a digital photo frame comes out that is different from the many other ones out there. In the case of the HP DreamScreen, it might not be fair to call it a digital photo frame.
The DreamScreen allows the user the ability to connect to his or her home network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and then drag and drop files through the network. Of course, if you want use the old fashioned method that involves using memory cards and flash drives.
There is about 2GB worth of storage on this guy, and it is capable of playing video and music files. The music feature is helpful if you want to make a slideshow, but if this DreamScreen really is net connected, then you could just tune into some Internet radio.
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