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Kodak offers 8-inch, 10-inch Wi-Fi enabled digital picture frames: The “picture frames” can show JPEGs and a several movie formats. The frames will ship in March for $280 and $220, respectively. An 8-inch version with USB and a card reader but no Wi-Fi is $180, and a 7-inch unconnected version $130. Several frame plates are available for variety’s sake, including a wipe-off whiteboard version.
Posted by Glennf at January 10, 2007 9:21 AM
Categories: Gadgets
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