What’s New at PhotoVu? PLENTY!
Just last week, PhotoVu released their newest digital picture frame software, which includes a significant increase in the ability to display high resolution digital camera images, including the new 21.1 megapixel EOS-1Ds Mark III from Canon
Mark Van Buskirk, Partner, PhotoVu, says that “We continue to enhance our software and feature set to offer the world’s premium wireless digital picture frame product portfolio. Our latest digital photo frame software is a great example of how PhotoVu digital picture frames continue to meete the requirements of the most demanding high-end digital cameras on the market today and well into the future, ensuring our digital frame customers can view all of their digital photo collections for years to come.”
Some of the highlights of the new photo frame software include 160gb hard drive support for standalone play and automatic rotation of images for those cameras that support orientation sensor and EXIF tagging of images. Many of the many new features and enhancements are only found in PhotoVu digital pictures frames.
And speaking of PhotoVu digital picture frames. . . They’ve got a new one, folks, and it’s HUGE!
22 inches of wireless digital picture frame, right on your living room wall. It’s the PV2265x, and it has the highest resolution of any other digital photo frame – 1680 x 1050.
The 22-inch LCD screen will display your personal photos beautifully, and you’ll be able to see it from clear across the room because it’s so BIG.
Robert Jordan, Partner, PhotoVu, says that “This is clearly the world’s premium digital picture frame. Our first large wide format digital picture frame, the PV 1965w, has been very well received and we expect the PV2265x to be “the” digital picture frame gift for the 2007 holiday season. Whether for digital signage use in a business, displaying art and photos in a gallery, or enjoying your digital photo collection within your home, this big digital picture frame with its huge 22″ LCD display is one that you won’t miss.”
Interested? Well, of course you are. Can’t wait to get your hands on this one? Ditto. Where can you find it? You can order directly from the PhotoVu website, or you can find it in any Photovu Framing Partners, retail.
As Mr. Jordan has stated, this wireless digital frame is perfect for any business, school, or large living room wall. In a business, it would attract potential customers; in a school, it could display information, weather, sports scores, concerts, etc.; and in your living room it could slideshow your kids, your dog, your cat, your mom, your dad, your Aunt Matilda, and those weird cloud formations over Yellowstone last summer on your vacation. You can scan all your Mom’s old prints and turn those into digital photos, too.
Best of all? You can use your FrameChannel account with it! 
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2 Comments
Bob wrote at November 19th, 2007 at 10:59 am
Thats one of the ONLY reasons I have not purchased any of their picture frames. I checked into this over a year ago and they had stated the release of the WIFI G with WPA was coming out shortly. Well that was over a year ago! They have released additional frames and OS upgrades since then but never a WIFI G with WPA. Amazing since they expect you to transfer LARGE image files via an old and slow 802.11b with WEP technology. Very disappointing and makes you wonder the credibility of the company especially since they want you to pay them a yearly support fee for such upgrades.
Don’t get me wrong, if they want to charge another $50 for the upgd, I would pay it even though I think it should be included with the newer frames being released.
If they want to say they are the best in the market, then they should also release their hardware with these simple upgraded features…
Darryl wrote at November 19th, 2007 at 6:23 am
The advertised wireless capabilities are a scam. I’ve owned a photovu for over a year and they constantly promise future upgrades to Wireless G, WPA (as long as you keep paying an annual upgrade fee). I’m stuck using Wireless B for the Photovu, while the rest of the house is wireless N/G