Digital Framez Australia

I came across this site called DigitalFramez. Its a site where you can place orders online for Digital Photo Frames. Its a pretty nifty idea and they even have these digital frames in various sizes. So no need to strut your photos, they can be very much personal and small also. These digital photo frames are also very competitively priced, making it very much within the reach of common man. Comeon, you would pay more to lay your hands on something as good as this!. And the process is also very simple. All you have to do is shoot a picture on your digital camera and put the memory card into the slot on the digital photo frame. It does the rest. All frames are compatible with JPEG, MP4, DivX, AVI, MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, MP3, WMA, WAV formats. Besides your pictures, you can also view movie clips that have been taken with your camera, even play music in the background.

The standard, Five-in-one Card Reader supports CF/XD/MS/SD/MMC cards. In addition, there is also a USB 2.0 connection for maximum compatibility. With the built-in stereo speakers, you don't need any extra cables to plug an external speaker. However all products have 1/8'' headphone out for more private use. The infrared remote control (included with the price) offers an easy access to the settings and preferences of your photos.

Wow, I think I'll lay my hands on one of these.

Digital Framez

From Smorty, I came across this link for Digital Frames. Damn, I wish something like this had been available sometime back. I remember reading up on this sometime back and its a pretty neat idea. Though I wouldn't be caught dead using one of these, I am sure that a lot of people out there would love it. What you can do is load up the memory card with the pictures that you want displayed and you have options where you can even set the time for each picture to be displayed on the digital photo frame. It actually works just like a photo frame, except that you do not have to bother with the removing of the clips, putting in new photos etc. Pretty neat actually. There is a digital picture frame that can even display movies in the DivX and XVid formats! I even see one that can play mp3s. What has the world come to.