Press Release: Digital Spectrum Partners with FrameChannel!

From TMCnet comes this press release about Digital Spectrum and FrameChannel!

[December 17, 2007]

Digital Spectrum Partners With FrameChannel to Offer Additional Content for MemoryFrame Wireless Digital Picture Frames (Market Wire Via Thomson Dialog NewsEdge)

IRVINE, CA, December 17 / MARKET WIRE

Digital Spectrum Solutions, Inc. has partnered with FrameChannel to offer additional content and photo-sharing on Digital Spectrum’s MemoryFrame wireless eight-inch, 10.4-inch and 15-inch digital picture frames. The MemoryFrame family of wireless frames is now able to receive news headlines, local weather, news photos, daily cartoons and more from the FrameChannel.com media network.

When MemoryFrame users subscribe to the free web-based FrameChannel site, they can easily select and manage image content for their wireless picture frames. With over 300 channels of dynamic content, FrameChannel allows MemoryFrame users to easily combine their own photos with news and entertainment channels, and feeds from popular photo sharing sites, such as Webshots, Flickr, Windows Live Spaces and Digital Spectrum’s DSIgallery.com. Users can also invite friends and family to contribute content directly to a MemoryFrame as well.

THE MEMORYFRAME WIRELESS DIGITAL FRAME FAMILY

MemoryFrame wireless frames can access and share photos, music and video stored on a PC, or on local area network using Windows Vista, or Windows XP with Media Player 11. Using built-in standard 802.11 wireless technologies, the wireless frames are easily configurable to share content with networked home media.

The MemoryFrame also boasts a generous 256MB internal memory, a built-in card reader, wireless capability, USB host and device ports, and universal “plug and play” capability. It can access and play up to 2GB of content in one show. In addition, it can play audio in the background while a slideshow is running.

An exciting addition to any home, the MemoryFrame features a bright active-matrix LCD screen, built-in stereo speakers, and a remote control. It comes mounted in an attractive frame that can be placed on a desktop or hung on a wall — or it can be mounted into any standard photo frame that matches the MemoryFrame’s size and the user’s decor.

More information about the wireless MemoryFrame family can be found at http://www.dsicentral.com/photosharing/ including a complete list of features, photos of the MemoryFrame and data sheets.

ABOUT DIGITAL SPECTRUM

Digital Spectrum Solutions Inc. (DSI) is dedicated to bringing leading-edge, digital-picture frames to the consumer at an affordable price. Drawing on more than six years of experience in researching and developing digital-picture technology, DSI offers broad families of wireless and web-enabled digital-picture frames. Now, DSI is providing frames that fully support Windows Vista capabilities such as Windows Media Connect, Windows Connect Now and RSS Feeds. These frames are capable of sharing content over the Internet and will integrate easily with home media servers.

DSI is headquartered at 11781 Mitchell North, Irvine, CA 92614. Phone is 949-252-1111; Fax is 949-477-9397. Web site is www.DSIcentral.com.

Please Note: Removable frames and removal frame mechanisms for DSI Digital Picture frames, including but not limited to MemoryFrame, MemoryVue, and NuVue, are protected by United States Patent No: 6,826,863 B1.

MEDIA NOTE: Digital Spectrum will be exhibiting at CES Las Vegas, January 7th - 10th, 2008. Come see us in South Hall 2, LVCC Booth # 26418; and at the “Spotlight on Imaging” event at the Renaissance Hotel, adjacent to the South Hall, LVCC on Tuesday, January 8th, from 2:00-7:00 pm. MemoryFrame data sheets and photos are available from “Press Room” at www.DSIcentral.com.

MEDIA CONTACTS
Darryl Lloyd
818-335-7921Email Contact
Mike Hope
949-252-1111, ext 211Email Contact

The Digital Spectrum MF-8104 Wireless Photo Frame: A Fantastic Investment!

 

It might still be September, but already the stores are filling their shelves with holiday merchandise, and it won’t be long at all ’til you need to be thinking about what to give Grandma and your very hard-to-please sister for Christmas. You’ve got a lot of nieces and nephews and you love them all, but how old are they again? Would you know them if you saw them on the street? Sure, you all exchange family photos whenever you think of it, but it sure does get expensive, having the store make all those copies for everyone.

Wireless digital picture frames are a bit of an investment at first, sure: The Digital Spectrum MF-8104 is approximately $350.00.. But you’ll end up saving a fortune in developing costs by simply emailing your latest photographs to all the relatives, who will also have a wireless digital photo frame on the living room wall because you’re giving them one for Christmas.

Think about it. You get home from work and take a look at the picture on your wall and HEY, your brother sent you the latest pictures of his baby and WHOA, the kid is really growing! You counter with a few pics of your son’s t-ball game, and in a minute your phone rings. It’s your brother and he’s so excited about the new way the family has of keeping in touch, he’s almost incoherent. Fortunately, the pictures he’s sending you are clear as a bell.

There are many good wireless digital photo frames on the market right now, but Digital Spectrum’s MF-8104 is one of the very best, anywhere, anyhow, any time.

The Digital Spectrum’s MF-8104 Wi-Fi photo frame can leap onto your wireless connection and talk directly to your computer, or anyone else’s computer IF you send that person the address. Don’t worry; strangers can’t access your pictures.

Flickr. . . Picasa. . . .FrameChannel. . . Webshots. . . Windows Live Spaces. . . this wireless frame will hook up with almost every known photo program, so whatever pictures you upload there, the Digital Spectrum MF-8104 will always be up-to-date. The 10.4-inch frame is crystal clear, and you can even program it from your easy chair with the wireless remote.

It will play your favorite Mp3’s, too.