Pandigital puts out photo frame with AT&T 3G

updated 10:55 am EST, Wed January 6, 2010

Pandigital Photo Mail has cell data, LEDs


Pandigital today added its first truly Internet-connected photo frame. The Photo Mail LED Digital Photo Frame builds in an AT&T-supplied 3G connection and has an always-on connection to HP's Snapfish photo service. As a result, it can automatically show any photos sent to an individually given e-mail address and will always reflect that content on a publicly accessible Snapfish web page.

Offline, the frame can show photos from its 6-in-1 card reader and carries 1GB of built-in memory to store content permanently, regardless of where it comes from. The screen itself is an 8-inch, 800x600 panel that gets a boost to image quality through LED backlighting; outside of photos, the Photo Mail can be used for AVI videos, MP3 audio and typical alarm clock tasks.

The frame has a unique business model and, for the $150 price of the frame, allows a maximum of 300 photo uploads over the 3G link; more requires buying blocks of extra photo uploads directly from Pandigital.


By Electronista Staff

Other Articles

toggle

Previous Comments

 
close
Photo
toggle

Network Headlines

toggle

Most Popular

10 Most Read

Recent Reviews

iHome iW2 AirPlay speaker

iHome generally isn't known as a luxury brand when it comes to audio, but it is prolific -- the company's docks and speakers are every ...

Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover

One of the iPad's main weaknesses has always been productivity. It's not a question of apps; while it has taken a little time for a na ...

Logitech UE Air Speaker

If maybe a little more slowly than Apple would like, AirPlay is becoming a staple of the wireless speaker market for iOS devices. The ...

toggle

Most Commented

10 Most Discussed

 
toggle

Popular News