Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 Wireless Digital Frame

The Kodak Easyshare W1020 wireless digital picture frame is absolutely fantastic!

PC World says:    “The KODAK EASYSHARE W1020…takes the top spot due to its ease of use (and) very good color accuracy.”

Kodak even has a website for the W1020 tech support.

Kodak’s Easyshare gallery will send your pictures, wirelessly, to your frame. Since Kodak frames are FrameChannel-compatible, you can even access your FrameChannel account via your Kodak wireless frame and get much more than pictures!

Kodak’s Quick Touch Border makes the frame easy to manage.

This frame is $229.95 right now, on the Kodak website.

Buffalo PF-50WG 8″ Wireless Digital Photo Frame

Buffalo has updated its wireless digital PF-50WG Digital Picture Frame with Microsoft Live FrameIt, which will allow Buffalo wireless frame owners to synchronize their Windows Live photo Albums with the wireless frame.  This update will be available on Buffalo’s website from the middle of May 2009.

The Buffalo PF-50WG 8-inch wireless digital picture frame is compatible with many file formats, including JPEG, BMP, Mp3, AAC, Mpeg, and 3GPP. It also features an 8-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 800 x 600. the USB port, Wifi b/g, calendar, and clock functions further increase the frame’s versatility. The frame has 85MB of internal memory, and is compatible with most memory cards.

Buffalo wireless frames were already compatible with other online picture store sites, such as Flickr and Picasa, and with the Microsoft Live FrameIt update, the Buffalo frame is even more versatile!

RSS functionality makes your wireless digital picture frame much more than merely a picture frame. A wireless picture frame can display almost anything that has an RSS feed, which means that, interspersed with pictures of friends, family, pets, vacations, and great works of art, you can also view your local weather, sports scores, news, business, financial updates, trivia, quotations, comics, your favorite columns, and pretty much ANYTHING you want.

I hope that Buffalo will consider adding FrameChannel access to its wireless digital picture frames, as I have found FrameChannel to be the very best content provider available today.

The suggested price for the Buffalo PF50-WG is about 160 Euros, or approximately $250.00.

D-Link and Cellcom and FrameChannel: Oh MY!

How many pictures are stored in your cell phone?  A lot, I betcha.  Who gets to see them?  Um, you?  And maybe whoever you’re having lunch with?  Many of those cell phone pictures are great photographs, and isn’t it a shame they’re stuck in your phone where so few people can experience them?

I’ve written many times about the award-winning D-Link, and what an absolutely superior wireless picture frame they have, and everybody knows I’m FrameChannel’s biggest fan.  Now, thanks to D-Link, FrameChannel, and a phone carrier called Cellcom,  people can send their cell phone pictures straight to their D-Link wireless digital picture frame.  Take a picture with your phone, and it instantly appears on your living room wall.  Magic?  Wireless picture frames are the closest thing to magic we’ve got, so far!

Remember that the D-Link DSM-210 is pre-loaded with FrameChannel software, right out of the box.  You don’t have to load it yourself.  FrameChannel can be used with most of the best wireless picture frames, and it works with most photo-sharing websites, such as Picasa, Facebook, Flickr, Photobucket, and even your very own personal photo storage file.

All that, plus dozens of awesome RSS feeds, and the ability to send your cell phone pictures straight back to your D-Link wireless frame, via FrameChannel, thanks to Cellcom!

According to John Meaney, director of field sales for D-Link Systems, Inc, “The D-Link wireless digital photo frame is designed to enhance the home entertainment experience by allowing users to view their favorite photos easily and conveniently virtually anywhere in the home.  By offering our frames with FrameChannel photo sharing technology, Cellcom is taking that experience to the next level, adding another dimension of fun and value to its customers.”

Rob Riordan, executive vice president and director of corporate development at Cellcom, says that “The ability to take photos with your cell phone makes it quick and easy to capture unexpected special moments.  And now, the collaboration between Cellcom, D-Link and FrameChannel has made it simple for Grandma in Florida to see photos of the family taken in Green Bay within minutes.”

Dorothy Gale would have said it thusly:  D-Link and Cellcom and FrameChannel:  Oh MY!

eStarling Impact7 Wireless Digital Photo Frame

eStarling’s new Impact 7 frame has many features not generally associated with a 7-inch digital picture frame, the main three of which are its integrated WiFi connectivity,  its own e-mail address, and the price: $99.99.

The 7″ screen has a resolution of 460 x 234, has a touch-screen border, and is iPhone – direct-to-frame-enabled.  The wireless connection allows you to get images directly from most social networking pages, such as Flickr and Photobucket, as well as pictures from most RSS feeds like the National Geographic website.  I hope this frame can use FrameChannel, but nothing I’ve found yet tells me so.

The eStarling Impact 7 wireles digital picture frame automatically turns itself off at night, so it doesn’t waste power.

Multiple frames can share one email address, too.  This is perfect for families and friends who all have this same eStarling Impact 7 frame!

And if you are thinking just how great a frame like this would be for you, think how wonderful this frame would be for someone away at college, or in a nursing home!

Amazon has this frame right NOW!