Kodak, Digital Spectrum: Two FINE Wireless/Digital Picture Frames!

All of the Kodak wireless/digital photo frames are fantastic, and this video can tell you why.

We gave my sweet mother-in-law a Kodak Easyshare S510 digital picture frame last Christmas, and even though she is pretty much 100% technologically “impaired,” she has no trouble at all inserting a flash drive or memory card in her digital frame. Well, after we showed her how about five hundred times. My point? You can be technologically brain dead and still manage a Kodak digital picture frame! This is a GOOD thing, by the way.

The Kodak SV1011 digital frame, shown here, is an exceptionally fine digital frame. Many businesses use this digital frame in their offices and foyers, and wherever customers are likely to see it. They showcase not only their families and dogs and last summer’s vacations, but also the many things their individual business offers its customers: examples, and samples, and sales, and smiling satisfied customers, etc.

Over at Freight & Shipping, Inc. in Clearwater, Florida, there’s a big Kodak SV-1011 in the president’s office, in fact. In my veterinarian’s office, on the receptionist’s desk, there’s a smaller Kodak digital frame showcasing and slideshowing all the doctor’s patients, from newborn kittens to gigantic Holstein cattle. It keeps the children in the waiting room occupied, too. In the hallways of my college, there is a giant wireless digital picture frame, featuring all kinds of information about our students and their opportunities for employment, graduation, clubs, etc. Think of how welcome a wireless/digital picture would be in hospitals, nursing homes, schools, and pretty much any place where people gather. Think of how much a soldier overseas would appreciate a wireless digital picture frame; you could send pictures to the wireless frame from your FrameChannel account, and your soldier could “keep up” with what’s happening at home, visually!

There are so many fine wireless/digital picture frames on the market now. The best ones, of course, use FrameChannel. My own Digital Spectrum MF8104 is proof of that.