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Digital Fridge Photo Frame
You know how filling up a fridge’s front with your more memorable photos can be a fun thing to do? Well, that is now possible in a radically different manner with the Digital Fridge Photo Frame.
DigiFrame the digital magnetic photo frame is a stylish accessory for your home. Display up to 66 of your favorite digital photographs on the magnetic picture frame – downloaded via USB – and stick the digital photo frame to your fridge. You can even use this stylish fridge photo frame as picture frame for your desktop by simply folding down the back stand. Show off your loved ones and keep your treasured memories safe on a sharp LCD display with a generous 2.4 inch screen. All the most common file types like JPG are recognized and the built-in rechargeable battery of your USB digital photo frame can be powered up via any USB port – a full charge delivers 11 hours of life.
Unfortunately, the Digital Fridge Photo Frame is not compatible with Macs as the bundled software CD works with Windows-based computers only. You will be able to pick this up for £29.99 a pop.
Kodak wireless digital photo frame
Kodak, a household name when it comes to photography, has just announced a brand new wireless digital photo frame line that will come in both 8″ and 10″ versions, capable of hooking up to photo-sharing sites such as KODAK Gallery and Flickr without the hassle of wires or the need for a computer to act as the middleman. Among the Kodak Easyshare wireless digital frame partners include Flickr, FrameChannel and Kodak Gallery as mentioned earlier. I find FrameChannel to be rather interesting as it provides users with access to the latest news, weather, traffic, sports scores and more with a single touch. In addition, FrameChannel doubles up as a portal enabling access to images from popular photo-sharing and social networking web sites.
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miBook Digital Instruction Booklet
Every once in a while, you need more help than just a step-by-step instruction booklet. No, you need to have something that literally shows you how to do something with video footage.
This why people need something like the miBook. There really isn’t anything new about the design of this product, it is a simple PDA with a seven inch touchscreen.
What is unique about the miBook is the way it is being marketed. A recent Circuit City ad showed the MiBook as a kit that includes Two Food Network Cooking Titles. I believe the MiBook is designed to be some type of digital instruction booklet with helpful video footage.
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eStarling Digital Photo Frame, now with Facebook
It has been a while since we have written about the eStarling Digital Photo Frame, but they have made some recent advancements that are worth talking about all over again.
The latest 8-inch digital photo frame from eStarling’s is Wi-fi capable, but that really isn’t anything new. What is new is that the frame is made for Facebook support. All a user has to do is provide his or her username and password, and when his or her friends upload their pictures, they will be automatically downloaded directly into the frame with a resolution of 800×600 pixels.
All this will insure that the content on the frame is constantly changing, without having to hook it up to the computer and do the constant downloading and erasing that usually occurs when updating digital picture frames. You can download through a memory card slot that supports MMC, SD, MS, and CF formats.
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Nextar N3-505 digital photo frame
Are you sick and tired of purchasing the umpteenth tie for dad this Father’s Day? Well, why not bring the gift level up a notch by picking up something more technologically inclined. Nextar is offering their N3-505 digital photo frame for sale for this Father’s Day, set in a jet black wood frame that will look elegant whether at home or at the office. It is perfect to remind dad of what a lovely family he has, scrolling through the JPEG photos stored within in a slideshow or manually controlled manner. Features include a 3.5″ 262k color TFT LCD QVGA display at 320 x 240 resolution, memory card support (SD, MMC and Memory Stick), and 32MB of internal memory .
Source: Connected Photographer
Sega Toys DigiPod
If you happen to fall under the category of a “Japanese Geek Teen”, then the Sega Toys DigiPod is just the thing for you. It comes with a 1.5″ LCD display housed within a body that measures 78mm x 57mm x 29mm, making it perfect to tote around in your pocket, secretly sharing all your most private photos with a trusted friend, away from the peering eyes of the world. Photos can be transferred using a mini USB connection located at the side of the DigiPod. At $30 a pop, I don’t really see the importance of such a device as most cell phones these days already come with a screen size larger than 1.5″ and do a pretty bang up job displaying photos captured via a high resolution digital camera.
Source: Geeklife Blog
Kodak Digital Picture Frames gets free pre-loaded photos
Kodak Gallery, an online photo service with more than 70 million members worldwide, has released an announcement that the purchase of Kodak digital picture frames will come pre-loaded with up to a hundred of their favorite Gallery photos. All it takes are a few clicks online and you will be able to pick the frame of your choice. Once done, choose your favorite pictures and Gallery will then load the picture on the frame, shipping it directly to you or your target recipient.
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Kenko KDF-07
Digital Photo Frames seem to be all the rage these days, but their design is far too similar. It was about time somebody put some sort of different twist on the construction.
This is what Kenko did when they created the KDF-07, a digital photo frame that allows the user to hide the remote. When I say “hide the remote”, this has nothing to do with a practical joke or any kind of sexual innuendo.
You see, the KDF-07 has a little pocket that slides out of the seven inch frame to hold the remote, and then retracts when not in use. Considering that most Digital Photo Frames have a superfluous remote that does nothing but get lost, it is about time someone designed something such as this.
Another useful feature of this frame is its ability to read various memory cards including SD cards, MMC cards, Memory stick and CF cards. As for file formats, it supports JPEG, MP3, AVI, and various MPEG formats. The Kendo KDF-07 can also be connected to the PC via USB for photo and music file format transfers.
The Kenko KDF-07 is available in silver, black matte, and wood grain finishes for about $160.
