Pandigital Introduces New PanTouch Digital Picture Frames

I posted yesterday about Kodak’s new Quick Touch digital picture frames, and it looks as though Pandigital is next with their new PanTouch digital photo frames!

Don’t worry about smearing the picture, either; as you can see from this picture, the “intuitive” touch controls are embedded in the matte around the picture.

According to the Pandigital PanTouch press release, “Customers can use touch and swipe motions on the surrounding matte to access digital images, Mp3 music, and video clips.”

Each of the three new PanTouch frames will have 512 MB of internal memory, and limitless numbers of digital pictures can be shown when using your camera’s memory card or your flash drive, depending on the size of the card or drive.

The three Pandigital PanTouch frames will be on sale soon. This looks like a good digital picture frame concept to me, and, of course, Pandigital s already known for the several great digital picture frames already on the market. Check the Wireless Digital Picture Frames archives; you’ll see what I mean.

15 People Will Win An 8″ Pandigital Photo Frame in Woman’s Day Contest!

Woman’s Day is having a contest, and the prize is a Pandigital 8-inch Digital Picture Frame!

Hurry over to the Woman’s Day website and enter; the last day to do so is Wednesday, March 12, at noon.

The Pandigital 8-inch digital picture frame is a really nice one. It holds up to 300 digital pictures, and you can plug it directly into your computer to download more pictures, videos, and music, or you can upload pictures with your camera’s memory card or your flash drive. It comes with two interchangeable frames - dark ebony wood or clear acrylic - so you can adapt the frame to your own personal decor. Your pictures show up clear, bright, and crisp on the LCD screen.

Wouldn’t it be great to get one for free? Enter the Woman’s Day contest by noon on Wednesday and maybe you will!

Somebody has to win, you know. It might as well be YOU!

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!

The Pandigital 7-inch Frame Is Beautiful and Easy To Program

The Pandigital 7-inch photo frame is one of the best ones out there, seriously.  It might not be wireless - yet - but it’s Pandigital, and the name alone connotes quality.

The Pandigital 7-inch frame comes with two different “looks:” if you don’t like the sleek black frame, just unscrew it and use the classy brown wooden frame.  And vice versa.

Display the frame on your desk or table, or hang it on the wall.  Your call.

And all those hundreds, thousands, millions of pictures you’ve had stored in your computer’s hard drive for years now. . . . pictures you took because the scene or situation was “just right” and you told yourself you were making a memory. . . . you can’t even remember now when you last took the time to view all of those pictures, can you.

With the Pandigital 7-inch frame, you can look at them every day, slide-showing across the screen, bringing back memory after memory, making you smile over and over again.

This frame is elegant, classy, and easy to program.

Ordinarily, I put a picture of the product on my posts.  Usually, I post all the details about resolution, LCD screens, etc.  Where is the picture, today?  Where are all the technical details?

They’re right here.  Just click on the linky-part, and you’ll see the Pandigital 7-inch digital frame in all its glory, and all its simplicity of programming, with all those technical details we need so much to know, brought to you by TigerDirect.