Geek Gift: Wireless Digital Picture Frame Review

Chris reviews a 8" Kodak digital picture frame with built-in Wifi for picture updating over the Internet.

Here is the unit Chris reviewed:
http://www.amazon.com/Kodak-EasyShare-W820-Wireless-Digital/dp/B0016NJ7EK/ref...

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• and
• Broadcasting
• Bryan
• Chris
• Digial
• flickr
• Frame
• Jupiter
• Kodak
• Picture
• Wifi
• Wireless

[TinyGrasshopper]

Love the video as always. It still doesn't look like that geek fantasy picture frame though. I know I would want something with a touch screen, OLED, that can mount samba and NFS shares, as well as the other stuff that this thing does and which has a cross-platform web-based management suite.

Oh, and still waiting on my G1 review guys. I'm already sold, totally gonna get one, but would like to hear you thoughts.

[eddyshine773]

@ 1:00 "automagically"... is that a word?

[pookiecourtney]

I got that same picture frame on clearance from Target for $25 and gave it to my mom for Christmas. It is a good frame. I later saw it at Walmart for $99.

[Latinlabel]

Excellent review man. Thanks!

[trikkk64]

nice review man!!!

[rackstargroup]

Dude... you did a good job buddy!!!

[Samanathon]

I looks like this photoframe is a step in the right direction. Ultimately, I would want to specify an exact location for the photos, say a network share, remote folder, FTP location, etc and have the frame scan this (or "these") folder(s) for new images...

[michaelthirteen]

I never had any doubt that the new format would work well for you LAS guys. Following the final official LAS and having no probs with adding the the JB youtube feed to my list - I think this format rocks! I love the geekiness of this present and you've inspired me to look into it for my own parents and in-laws. PS Kogan Android to hit Oz end of Jan - might just have to grab me one :-)

[zaipai]

Lol.. What kind of friends do you have that they send pics of their sacks?... But I know what you mean.. Good work..