Kodak bumps out a pair of new Flickr-friendly Wireless Digital Frames

Kodak's new W820 (8-inch) and W1020 (10-inch) are the latest in the company's charming line of Quick Touch Border digital photo frames. Quite similar to their M820 and M1020 (pictured) counterparts in most respects, the new frames add WiFi, which brings with it services like Flickr, FrameChannel and Kodak Gallery. Unfortunately, the only way to add generic RSS feeds is FrameChannel, and all FrameChannel subscriptions include a monstrous banner ad across the bottom of each frame -- at least Kodak's partnership with Flickr is separate, so those subs are clean. Each frame includes 512MB of storage in addition to memory card slots, and they should be out next month for $250 and $280, respectively.

Gallery: Kodak M820/M1020

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[GatgetMan @ Jul 10th 2008 1:41AM]

As of my posting, there were 0 comments on this story, and 39 on the "Meet the first 10 iPhone 3G owners"...

Wow.........

[Verx @ Jul 10th 2008 3:04AM]

nice, i saw sony digital frames the other day in the store...really liked the way they look...perhaps these should be black too.

[Alan Phillips @ Jul 10th 2008 8:50AM]

Mr. Miller is incorrect. RSS feeds which are added through the FrameChannel service do not include advertising.

[Anton @ Jul 10th 2008 11:41AM]

When these come down in price a bit I think they'll be the perfect solution for previewing photography on-site -- without booting up the computer.

[MrBoJangles @ Jul 10th 2008 3:27PM]

I'd "bump" that "pair" of "friendlies" if you know what I mean, and I think that you do!

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[Bim @ Jul 10th 2008 6:50PM]

Wondering what the transitions are. All I need is cross-fade or dissolve.

[RONBEN_technology @ Jul 11th 2008 12:15AM]

This is also a wifi-enabled digital photo frame with original new panel, 10.2" with active area 221.7984 x 131.52mm. Zero death pixels guaranteed.
http://www.ronbenmultimedia.com/product/dpf-1001w.htm