Westinghouse launches five digital picture frames

If there's one piece of technology which can unify geeks and non-geeks alike, it's digital picture frames. Westinghouse wants to get into the game as well, with its five new frames that range from the DPF-0562 5.6-inch model ($100) to the DPF-1411 14.1-inch model ($400), the latter of which sports a 16:9 aspect ratio. Like many of its competitors, Westinghouse's include a base amount of storage (128MB), but offer compatibility with most of the standard card formats including CF, SD, MMC and xD. Don't have a flash card? Really? There's a pair of USB ports as well for your data transferring pleasure. Either way, expect to see these hit stores sometime after March of this year.

[Ransom @ Jan 8th 2007 8:02PM]

got chocolate milk?

[ahsan @ Jan 8th 2007 8:08PM]

Let me know when WiFi becomes standard on these? Who wants to transfer files when everything should be centralized?

[Mike @ Jan 8th 2007 11:16PM]

+1 on the WiFi. I dont understand why no one has come out with one that would allow me to push a pciture(s) to it over the network. It would make great presents for the family. I know my mom would love to have one.

[Dan @ Jan 9th 2007 8:31AM]

Ahsan & Mike,

Two Kodak frames mentioned here earlier have wi-fi...

http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/07/kodak-announces-four-easyshare-digital-picture-frames/

[JR @ Jan 9th 2007 12:10PM]

I can't imagine anyone spending $400 for a picture frame holder.. even if it is a stunning 14.1"

People nowadays are just more practical.

[ants @ Jan 9th 2007 9:24PM]

There's also this one, with WiFi, email and RSS capability...
http://www.estarling.com/index.html

[Snopkstill @ Feb 21st 2007 5:11AM]

hey how u did it?
http://www.engadget.com/2006/12/05/playstation-games-for-psp-now-available-for-download
i tried to download but didn"t find it
can u help me please?