Kogan Wireless Digital Picture Frame Is Compatible with Twitter, Facebook, Photobucket, and Flickr

Kogan’s new 8-inch LCD high resolution (800 x 600) wireless digital picture frame allows you to send your pictures to almost any social media network!

According to Kogan founder Ruslan Kogan, “Social Networking has become extremely popular.  With the release of the Kogan Wi-Fi Wireless digital Photo Frame we have looked to combine photo sharing capabilities of social network websites and the digital photo frame.  The world of technology is about immediacy and through being able to rapidly upload photos to your digital photo frame, gives you the opportunity to view the latest photos of your family and friends straight away.”

Customers will also be able to upload digital pictures via email with the new Kogan frame, for each frame has its own email address.

Besides being able to get pictures from Facebook, Flickr, MySpace, and other social media sites, you can also manage your images with Kogan’s free web-hosted service for the central management of your pictures.

If you have an iPhone, you can download the FREE SeeFrame app from Kogan’s App Store, install, and send photos directly from your iPhone!

If several family members or friends have the Kogan wireless frame, these users can set up a single email aaddress that will be shared by all the frames, making photo sharing even easier and more convenient.

The Kogan wireless frame is also environmentally sound, for it can be programmed to turn off automatically at night, to save power and protect the screen.

This Kogan 8″ wireless digital photo frame will be available in July of 2009.

Ronben Introduces New WiFi Digital Picture Frame

Ronben’s new wireless OEM digital picture frame is easy to use, looks good in your home, and has its very own e-mail account!

Even a person who isn’t exactly “techie” can manage this wireless picture frame, including feeds and video clips, as well as photographs.  If you can send and receive email, you can use the RonbenWiFi OEM picture frame.

Got a Facebook account?  The Ronben wireless frame will display pictures from any social networking site that you may have.

The touch border on the left side of the frame is really simple to use, and the wireless remote makes programming your WiFi frame even easier!

The seeframe.com platform has LOADS of features, and it’s easy to use, also.

The 8-inchTFT  LCD screen with its resolution of 800 x 600 and contrast ratio of 250:1 guarantees that your pictures will be clear, bright, and colorful, and with 512 MB of internal memory, you can even load a lot of pictures into the frame itself.

I like the schedulable automatic shutdown feature.

This same frame is also available in a 7-inch version; it’s still wireless but has no video option.

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!