June 30th, 2008 by ketyung
A digital photo frame somehow is considered too ordinary to me, which I’ll seldom be interested in it. Unless it carries some additional functions. Pandigital, a digital photo frame maker, has also realized the point, and has recently released one of the latest digital photo frames, which also works as a kitchen HDTV and a digital cookbook.
The Pandigital 3-in-1 digital photo frame is most suitable to have in your kitchen, as it features the digital cookbook, which is best used by cooking mums. Besides, it also lets the users to keep an eye on the TV shows or always have a glimpse at their lovely family photos.
The device features a 15-inc LCD display, comes preloaded with some recipes, which should be sufficient for novice to have a quick start to pick up cooking. Besides, you can load more recipes onto its built-in memory. Loading photos onto the device’s memory is also pretty easy, which you can do it via the memory card slot or by connection to Google’s popular photo sharing website, Picasa. The internal memory of this device has a storage capacity of 512MB only, which is sufficient to store up to 3,200 pages of recipes or photos. It supports a wide variety of media media cards and also various formats of audio, video and image.
The exterior of device was specially designed to fit well for the kitchen. It’s got couple of protections on it for kitchen use, such as the glass seal that protects it well from water, oil etc, and it’s easy to wipe clean. It also comes with three different faceplates (brush steel, black, and white) which suit different structures of different kitchens, for mounting it on different surfaces. It retails around $400 which you can get it from Amazon.
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September 3rd, 2008 at 6:40 am
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