Pandigital unveils 10.4-inch video-playing digital photo frame
Apparently Pandigital put up some stellar sales figures over the holidays with its foursome of video-playing digital photo frames, and now the company is raising the stakes by tossing out a 10.4-inch edition with 256MB of internal memory. The PAN10-2 features a 1,024 x 768 resolution, 350 cd/m2 brightness, 500:1 contrast ratio, and a 178-degree viewing angle. Additionally, the frame will play back MPEG 1/4 and AVI movie clips, MP3 files stored on the internal memory, and of course, roll through slideshows of your favorite galleries. You'll also get a wireless remote to control the action from afar, and if the quarter-gigabyte of built-in space isn't roomy enough for you, feel free to cram any of your SD, xD, MS, MSPro, MSDuo, CF, or MMC cards in the flash card reader for nearly limitless fun. So if you weren't able to woo your secret Santa into gifting you with a digiframe last month, you can pick up this 10.4-inch rendition for $249.99 in "mid-February."[Via PhotographyBlog]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jerome @ Jan 6th 2007 5:50PM
I have bought a similar frame for my mom for Christmas! I bought a Polaroid one and it is quite nice! The Pandigital internal memory is a nice feature . The should should make some where you could acces the frame via wifi! The one that I have, you can stick those usb key...
Andrew @ Jan 6th 2007 7:21PM
I bought the 5.6 in. version for my folks, small, but was a lot more budget friendly. Works great, now if i could get my mom not to be afraid of the thing and use it.
John Edgar @ Jan 6th 2007 8:14PM
Anyone know if anyone makes a digital picture frame that runs on batteries?
Tom Gabriele @ Jan 7th 2007 12:43AM
why??? you would be better off buying an lcd monitor- 249 could get you a nice 20 incher
peter @ Feb 7th 2007 4:21PM
A monitor doesn't display unless you got a computer. This is mainly for people who don't want to use a computer to see their picture. Philips frames come with a batter, some http://www.e-bowl.co.uk/category/222 come with bluetooth for transffering from your mobile phones.