We heard tell of the
SPH-72V photo frame last week, and it looks to have a buddy in the SPH-72H frame which Samsung also trotted out at CeBIT. Both frames feature 800 x 480 7-inch screens, and can handle MP3s and movie files -- in addition to the standard picture fare. Things get a teensy bit fancy with the SPH-72V, which features WiFi and can display photos off of an RSS subscription, along with Windows Media Player 11 pics, thanks to Windows Vista integration. In addition to these two, Samsung is prepping some 8 and 12-inch photo frames for later this year, but for now all we know is that the SPH-72V (or 72P, which seems to be an alternative model number for the same thing) is hitting Europe in May for €229 ($305 US) alongside the SPH-72H which will go for €179 ($238 US).
posted Mar 19th 2007 2:26PM
Can someone tell Sammy to remove their name from the front of the frame. Its a photo frame! Put your brand on the back thank you.
It seems that a lot of companies seem to forget that a digital photo frame is a furniture not just an electronic product.
Regards
Hannes
www.digital-photo-frame-market.info
Ditto!!
Yes, the logo on the front is gross.
I like Samsung, it seems to all over all of the things I have anyway. Does this have Sideshow?
why buy one when you can make one?
http://www.lehigh.edu/~evb209/projects/pictureframe/pictureframe.html
Hopefully they will go the same route as other manufacturers and include swappable frames with this product. The 5x7 frame that I purchased came with 3 of them. With this being a publicity photo they wanted everyone to know who made it, I'm guessing.
I'd want to see that price come down pretty fast. $300 seems steep, especially when other manufacturers, like Kodak, have wireless frames from $70 less.