eStarling's ImpactV digiframe does video, WiFi, handstands
By Joseph L. Flatley 
posted December 9th 2008 3:44PM
posted December 9th 2008 3:44PM
It usually takes a lot to get us stoked on a digiframe -- after all, there are so many, and they all pretty much do the exact same thing. That said, the new ImpactV from eStarling doesn't seem so shabby. Of course, we've seen some of these features on prior models (such as an 8-inch display, WiFi, the ability to email pictures to the frame, photo scheduling, and RSS feeds), but DVD quality video playback (up to 4 minutes), a custom iPhone app, Photobucket and YouTube search, and Facebook support are all very interesting. Retailing for $199, the PR we received may be stretching things a bit when they call it "an exciting evolution in furniture," but that's OK. They've probably never seen the RoboStool.
whip it good!
find network, click connect, try to detect it, its not to late, to wifi, wifi good
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WTF ???
what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone reading this post is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
Thank you Mr. Deeds... I mean, StalematE.
Can you use this as a cheap streaming video solution from your pc to this frame in your bedroom?
I'm waiting for something that can do that...
pr0n?
Not bad but I Can't see many people being bothered by this. Especially at that price.
But why is it so thick? at least the remote looks really sweet.
one inch thick with all of those features really isn't too bad...1" is their standard case too.
"...the PR we received..." says it all.
Do you think there would be anything posted about this if they didn't send our friend Joseph a free digiframe?
Enough with the paid ads being disguised as worthwhile post...
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The connection to social networks is worthless on these things. The website says it works with iPhoto, Flickr, Picasa, Photobucket, and a couple of others. After a month with one it works with exactly zero, and only listing broken links to half of the sites it is supposed to work with. The frame works fine, but eStarling's website is utter trash negating the whole reason for buying one.
Q: Are We Not Men ?