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.
Wireless/digital picture frames are getting more and more whimsical! Look at the Color Pixxa series from Ality, and you will see what I mean.
Ality’s Color Pixxa frames are plug-and -play; just put your memory card in the frame, sit back, and enjoy however many pictures your memory card has on it. You can control and program your digital frame from your armchair with the included wireless remote.
These 7-inch LCD digital frames feature a pixel resolution of 480 x 234, and an aspect ratio of 16:9. The built-in memory card slots will accommodate almost any memory card.
The Ality Color Pixxa digital picture frame comes in white, pink, green, blue, beige, and black. In other words, Ality has a digital frame for any decor, including yours.
It displays your JPEG photos brightly and clearly. The screen is auto-tilting, and the frame automatically detects horizontal or vertical images.
The Ality Color Pixxa frame is not wireless, and it does not connect to your computer. This particular digital frame works only with memory cards. If you are seeking a gift for a grandparent or relative who doesn’t have a computer, this is the perfect frame for them! Just load your memory card with pictures, insert it into the frame, wrap the whole thing up, and present it to your friend or relative. You don’t have to own a computer or even understand much about technology to use and enjoy the Ality Color Pixxa digital picture frames.
You can buy it right now on Amazon for a hundred bucks.
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!
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Happy New Year from FrameMedia, FrameChannel, and Wireless Digital Picture Frames!
I hope you are all watching the previous years slideshow past on your wireless digital picture frames, and remembering the good times and all the good people who pass through and have passed through your life.
Today might be a good day to get out all those really old snapshots from those fading, crumbling albums, scan them, upload them to your FrameChannel account, and add them to your wireless slideshow. That’s what I plan to do with part of this day.
May 2008 hold nothing but happiness for all of you, and may you be able to watch a lot of what made you happy whenever you switch on your wireless frame.
