This beautiful silver mirror Echologic digital picture frame has a bright, clear LCD screen and an adjustable stand.
Where is the power cord, you might be asking. Well, it does have one if you want to use it, but it also has what many digital picture frames don’t have: a rechargeable battery.
This classy digital frame supports most memory cards and flash drives, but it does not have a wireless remote. The buttons on the back of the frame are super-easy to use, though.
Echologic digital frames are famous for their superior resolution. To see an example of what, exactly, that means, click here.
Echologic resolution is typically 320 x 240, by the way.
This particular mirror frame has a small, 3.5″ screen, which makes it absolutely PERFECT for the bedside table or desktop.
Your mother AND your grandmother want one. Heck, at only $79.00, you can get one for both!
This is no April Fools’ Day joke. Last Thursday, Kodak announced the addition of three more digital multimedia picture frames: the 10-inch, 8-inch, and 7-inch Quick Touch Border digital frames.
The Kodak Easyshare M820 digital picture frame not only displays your digital photographs; it also plays videos and your favorite Mp3’s, as well.
The backlit Quick Touch Border makes programming so much easier! Just touch or slide your fingertip, and the magic happens. Don’t worry about leaving smudges or fingerprints on the screen, either; it won’t happen. The Kodak Easyshare M820 is smudge-free.
AT only $179.00, this new Kodak Easyshare M820 is a bargain you just can’t afford to pass up.
Ditto for the new Kodak Easyshare M1020 digital picture frame. It does everything the 8-inch frame does, only bigger. Both frames take almost all memory cards and flash drives, and both frames can also be connected directly to your computer to upload your pictures directly. The M1020 is only $229.00.
If you don’t own a computer, don’t worry about it. You can still use either Kodak Easyshare Quick Touch Border digital frames with your camera’s memory card or your flash drive. The number of pictures is limited only by the size of your card or drive.
In the March 27 press release on Sys-Con Media, John Blake, general manager Digital Capture and Devices, Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company, said that “Kodak’s acclaimed and industry-leading Digital Picture Frames let consumers bring their favorite memories to life, releasing them from a computer and displaying them in brilliant quality in the home or office. With the addition of Quick Touch Border, Kodak has made the consumer experience even more intuitive and engaging.”
If you don’t like the frame or its color, don’t worry. Two decorative mattes come with the frame, in Cranberry Red and Silver. If you don’t like those, additional faceplates in mahogany and gold, silver and blue, black and champagne, and espressso and black, are available. New faceplates are inexpensive and easy to install. Every time you change the look of your room, you can adapt your Kodak Easyshare digital picture frame to match.
Display it on a table or hang it on the wall. The Kodak Easyshare digital picture frames are adaptable.
You want one of these, right? After April 16, you can have them.
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The 8-inch Sharp digital photo frame isn’t a new one – it came out last year – but it’s one of the few digital frames that lets you use pretty much any standard 8 x 10 picture frame. This enables you to give your digital photo frame a look that most other wireless/digital picture frames can’t give, yet. You can dig out that sterling silver engraved 8 x 10 picture frame Aunt Frances gave you when you got married, and actually put it to use!
With its 800 x 600 resolution and bright, clear LCD screen, the Sharp digital picture frame is ideal for home use, or for use by a business, school, hospital, nursing home, library, or any other place that might utilize a wireless/digital photo frame, which, in my opinion, is everywhere.
The Sharp 8-inch digital picture frame comes with a 1 GB memory card, a wireless remote, a USB cable, and a 12V adapter. It’s ready to go, pretty much out of the box! You don’t need to own a computer to use it, either; it’s compatible with most memory cards and sticks. This fact makes the Sharp digital frame a perfect gift for a grandparent or any person who doesn’t own a computer. This digital frame will showcase your JPEG, AVI, WMA, Mp3, and Mp4 files.
On Amazon, right now, the Sharp digital picture frame is only $169.00.
Most touch-screen digital frames require the user to, well, touch the screen. The screen of a wireless/digital photo frame is sensitive, and sometimes it’s not easy to remove the fingerprints!
The Vernam 8″ digital picture frame has touch-sensitivity technology integrated into the front panel, which allows the user to play with the several functions the frame provides, without actually touching the screen itself.
If you would prefer programming and accessing your pictures on the Vernam frame from your armchair, you can use the wireless remote!
You can plug your Vernam digital frame into the power socket, or you can use the built-in rechargeable battery, which lasts up to an hour and a half. The bright, clear LCD display has 800 x 480 pixels of resolution and a wide angle screen. This digital frame is also an MP3 player, and has built-in speakers and memory.
The calendar and alarm functions are also handy.
Besides connecting this frame direction to your computer via the included USB ports, the Vernam digital frame also supports most memory cards and flash drives. You can also upload 128 MB of pictures directly to the internal memory. If your card or drive contains text files, these can be viewed on the Vernam digital frame, also. You can copy uploaded pictures or files from the frame to another memory card or stick!
Right now, this frame is available only in the UK, but I’m sure it will soon make its way over the ocean to us. You can buy it from RedSave.
