eStarling Wireless Digital Picture Frame

If only eStarling frames were FrameChannel-compatible!  FrameChannel is my content provider of choice, but even so, eStarling puts out a very good wireless digital picture frame, and I’ve told you before how it has joined forces with Facebook. This video, put out by Best Techie, explains how to use your eStarling wireless frame, and in language that might appeal to the younger generation.

And I quote, “Really cool stuff!

Wireless/Digital Picture Frame Reviews at CoolestGadgets.com!

If you are in the market for a wireless/digital picture frame – and I really hope you are! – Coolest Gadgets.com has posted an excellent list, in chart form,  of many wireless/digital picture frames, complete with descriptions, general features, special features, and prices.

Some of the brands included on the chart are Kodak, Pandigital, eStarling, Phillips, and Portable USA.

eStarling and Facebook Have Joined Forces!

I’ve posted here before about the 8″ eStarling wireless/digital picture frame, but now, it seems that eStarling has made some exciting changes and added a really cool feature for those of us who are into social networking! Your 8″ widescreen eStarling picture frame with black piano finish can now be linked directly to your Facebook account!

GeekAlerts has the story right here.

It’s easy to set up, too.

Once you get your eStarling wireless/digital frame set up, anyone you share your account with can send pictures to the frame. Don’t worry about getting spam – only the email addresses you specify can send you stuff.

Your frame has its own email address, and automatically checks for updates ever few minutes (or whenever you tell it to!) The pictures emailed to your frame will be put in rotation the same way your Flickr or Photobucket pictures are. You can even add or delete pictures with the control panel!

I still believe that FrameChannel, which also works well with both Facebook AND MySpace, is the way to go for RSS subscriptions for your wireless digital picture frame, but this frame is a pretty fine deal, too.

You can get this frame for about $449.00.

New York Times Article Reviews Seven Wireless/Digital Picture Frames

David Pogue of the New York Times wrote a fascinating article last week about how technology constantly improves itself. He says, and he’s spot-on right, that “Every fast, slick and successful product today has a crude, expensive and annoying ancestor.”

He then goes on to say that wireless/digital picture frames have improved drastically over the years, in almost every possible category and aspect. Please click over to Mr. Pogue’s article; he gives his honest opinion of seven wireless/digital picture frames. He tell us why these frames are superior, and he’s also not afraid to make some suggestions.

Don’t forget to watch the video!