Kodak’s Quick Touch P720, M820 and M1020 photo frames
Kodak recently added iPhone-like touch-sensitive screens to some of its Easy Share cameras, and it’s now released a range of digital photo-frames that also have touch-sensitive controls. There are three frames in the range, the 7in P720, 8in M820 and 10in M1020, priced at £64.99, £109.99 and £149.99 respectively.
All three frames incorporate a feature called the Quick Touch Border situated beneath the main picture screen. The Quick Touch Border uses touch-sensitive controls, allowing you to scroll through images and play music and video clips simply by running your finger across the Border. The frames have 128MB of built-in memory as well as memory card slots for adding additional photos, music and video clips.
The Parrot Digital Frame By Andrée Putman
Digital photo-frames are very popular at the moment, and the latest model from the wireless experts at Parrot is one of the fanciest we’ve seen so far – not to mention the most expensive. The Parrot Digital Frame By Andrée Putman has a slim, minimalist design, created by Andrée Putman, a designer better known for doing fabulously expensive interior design for posh hotels.
It’s not very big – the screen measures a mere 6in diagonally, which seems a bit miserly given the enormous £249.99 price tag. However, it does have built-in Bluetooth networking that allows you to transfer photos onto it from any Bluetooth – equipped computer or phone.
Kodak recently added iPhone-like touch-sensitive screens to some of its Easy Share cameras, and it’s now released a range of digital photo-frames that also have touch-sensitive controls. There are three frames in the range, the 7in P720, 8in M820 and 10in M1020, priced at £64.99, £109.99 and £149.99 respectively.
All three frames incorporate a feature called the Quick Touch Border situated beneath the main picture screen. The Quick Touch Border uses touch-sensitive controls, allowing you to scroll through images and play music and video clips simply by running your finger across the Border. The frames have 128MB of built-in memory as well as memory card slots for adding additional photos, music and video clips.
The Parrot Digital Frame By Andrée Putman
Digital photo-frames are very popular at the moment, and the latest model from the wireless experts at Parrot is one of the fanciest we’ve seen so far – not to mention the most expensive. The Parrot Digital Frame By Andrée Putman has a slim, minimalist design, created by Andrée Putman, a designer better known for doing fabulously expensive interior design for posh hotels.
It’s not very big – the screen measures a mere 6in diagonally, which seems a bit miserly given the enormous £249.99 price tag. However, it does have built-in Bluetooth networking that allows you to transfer photos onto it from any Bluetooth – equipped computer or phone.
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