D-Link debuts DSM-210 10-inch WiFi photo frame

We love us a decent WiFi photo frame, and D-Link seems to have a keeper with this here DSM-210 10-incher. The frame can pull photos from RSS feeds, USB drives, flash cards and a special Yahoo Widget that lets you drop an image from you desktop and have it appear automagically on the DSM-210. You can also sync with calendar programs, and various online news and other info via RSS. There's an Ethernet plug in the back if WiFi isn't your style, and the frame also has a rechargeable battery if you're looking to do things completely wire free. The DSM-210 will be out Q1 2008 for $250.

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 6th 2008 1:20AM]

Family photos with the word "d-link" under them. ffs.

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 6th 2008 2:10AM]

Exactly! WhyTF would I want D-Link on my photo frame?? It looks like it's lit up too.

fail.

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 6th 2008 1:25AM]

$250 is steep, but I like this. YOu see, I have lots of ladies and it gets really tiresome running around changing the photos all the time when A girl is in the house and B girl is gone. Now, all I have to do is buy about 10 of these, place them all around the house, and change the pictures with a few clicks before the new girl arrives. Lets see if I can get C girl to slide me a little cash. ;)

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 6th 2008 1:45AM]

pretty cool

250 though? i find it tough deciding to pay anything over 100 for one of these as a regular consumer

[poet Posted Jan 6th 2008 2:43AM]

Depending on the resolution, the featureset is well worth the $250, by current market standarts. And while D-Link has experience with WiFi, though mine with them is not that well, I hope they knew that a photo frame is about the screen. But since any detail on that is missing I won't expect too much.

Anyway, as allways, that (relatively) huge bezel makes me wonder why *all* photoframe product designers need to be that stupid.

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 6th 2008 4:48AM]

You're right. A digital photo screen is largely about the screen. As it is a 10incher it should be a digital panel and not like many 7inchers an analog panel, so the quality should be ok.

http://www.digital-photo-frame-market.info

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 6th 2008 12:45PM]

Finally we see some motion in the area...now if we could smack the price down to about $150 - we will have a decent product on the market.

Out of curiosity what would YOU pay for a decent frame (lets say 800x600 10in) with the above specs.
$100
$150
$200
$250