Comments | maric23: Digital Picture Frames

maric23

Digital Picture Frames

Jun 30, 2008 21:55

... anyone have any experience with them, especially the wireless variety?

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gnomi July 1 2008, 12:25:25 UTC

I can ask beckyfeld, if you wish, as she coordinated the purchase of one for her in-laws' anniversary last year.

chanaleh July 1 2008, 21:50:05 UTC

We got one as an engagement gift (not wireless, though). I doubt we're ever going to use it regularly, but so far, it's been an enjoyable novelty -- we loaded it up with fun shots and displayed it as a slideshow at our engagement party, where it got much attention, and are thinking of doing something similar at the wedding reception ( ... )

maric23 July 1 2008, 23:04:25 UTC

Heh. We're currently looking into the eStarling, though the Wireless PIXXA also looks very good (of course, its not due out til 15 August). Kodak also seems to have a well reviewed set of models, however it is limited to Kodak's photohosting, which isn't ideal. How is the image quality, when it gets the aspect right?

chanaleh July 1 2008, 23:13:12 UTC

Ours is a Pandigital -- not sure which, offhand, one of the smaller ones. The photo quality is... fine? I haven't much noticed it either way, but it's small enough that I don't bother looking at it from across the room in the first place.

cr8ivelyours July 3 2008, 04:08:57 UTC

Is the eStarling the one listed on ThinkGeek.com?

I totally want one since it already works with flickr, that that's where I store my pictures online. I dont have the patience for connecting all the cables and such and downloading pictures to change the pictures on our two picture frames, and only one of the two is even currently plugged in. I'd much rather have one that I can either email pictures to or have pick up my flickr photostream.

I dont know the exact models of the two we have, but they're not terrible. We just dont have a good way of setting them up or places to even put them. The photo quality is pretty good on both though.

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