Anyone got any experience with digital photo frames? Initially I was tempted by a wifi one but they seem a bit pricey and not very good. It doesn't look like anyones produced a really nice wifi frame. It would be great though. Set it to subscribe to my photoblog's RSS feed and off it goes. So I think I'm just looking for a nice one, say 7x5. Sony ones look very nice but I'm guessing they have Sony added tax. Doubt I could get one from Play in time. Any tips?
Digital Photo Frames
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Can you not get a stand for your I-Phone? :razz:
Must admit Im yet to find a good looking wifi one, that stays cool (So many heat up dreadfully).
Must admit Im yet to find a good looking wifi one, that stays cool (So many heat up dreadfully).
Can't find a link but it has a wooden frame.
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I got given one by a supplier a about a year ago. It was quite good at first but then the nevelty seemed to wear off a bit and I didn't change the images. We moved it to a different place a while ago and there's now power socket near by so it's on the shelf looking like a frame with no picture in. Because it is actually a frame with no picture in.
But I like the idea of Wifi'ing it to a blog or similar. Good idea. Let us know how you get on.
But I like the idea of Wifi'ing it to a blog or similar. Good idea. Let us know how you get on.
That would have been the ideal solution as they check mine daily. But it doesn't seem like anyone has really nailed a winning design and rss connection. I saw that Samsung has a range available from Play but on their site they have a new updated range so it seems pointless buying that. We've got a picture frame by the TV and space for one on the other side. I know it would get used too since I have my daily photoblog, and such.