Some times, I do feel a digital photo frame is too ordinary to deserve a post. What it does is only to store a few of your digital photos and play slide show of them. But the IGala Digital photo frame may be worth a little more of your attention as it does more than just displaying your photos.
The IGala digital photo frame runs Linux as the operating system, supports WiFi and comes equipped with an 8 inch 800 x 600 LCD display that supports touchscreen interface. But I believe it isn’t the kind of multi-touch capability found on on the iPhone. This digital photo frame presents you a friendly touch interface, which you can simply use your finger to operate. It can also pull your photos directly from Flickr and GMail.
This photo frame comes with a built-in memory of 1GB, which is sufficient to store up to 5,000 photos. Besides for your photos, it also has a built-in alarm clock which makes it handy to be kept at the bed side. With these many features, this photo frame costs more than the ordinaries, asking for a price of $240.
Specs are as follows:
- 8-inch 4:3 800X600 Digital LCD
- No PC Needed for Setup, No Subscription Fees for Online Use
- Full Screen Touchscreen Interface
- Linux based operating system
- Wifi 802.11b/g with WEP, WPA and WPA2
- 1GB Internal Memory Stores over 5,000 images
- Auto Synchronization with Flickr Photo Sets
- Access to Flickr Private Photos
- Email Photos to Frame
- Windows Live FrameIt Support for Photos, News and Weather
- Insert SD media card to display photos from the card
- USB Mass Storage Connectivity
- MP3 Support to Play Music
- Auto Power Saving
- 110V/250V AC Adapter
- Clock and Alarm Function
via [gadgettastic]
December 16th, 2008 at 1:05 pm
well i love touchscreen. This is so good.