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digital photo frames, help please.......
Hi there
Im looking for a digi frame for my wife for xmas, and I am after some recommendations please. She would like a) one that you can alter the frame to b) also, one which has integrated memory, so no need for memory cards Now after looking online, I am seeing nothing in the line of integrated memory. They all seem to be memory card specific. If anyone can suggest one which doesn't use a memory card I'd be grateful. If not, then I am looking at the Pacific Digital MemoryFrame MF-810. I am a little unsure about one last thing. With these frames that use memory cards, is there any way of uploading photos from a pc onto them? Maybe Im not catching on, but does it mean that you can only use the digital frames for pictures that have been taken and saved on ones camera memory, eg, direct from camera-frame. Sorry, if I am being dumb Thanks for reading Lee |
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digital photo frames, help please.......
waxwabbit wrote:
Hi there Im looking for a digi frame for my wife for xmas, and I am after some recommendations please. She would like a) one that you can alter the frame to b) also, one which has integrated memory, so no need for memory cards Now after looking online, I am seeing nothing in the line of integrated memory. They all seem to be memory card specific. If anyone can suggest one which doesn't use a memory card I'd be grateful. If not, then I am looking at the Pacific Digital MemoryFrame MF-810. I am a little unsure about one last thing. With these frames that use memory cards, is there any way of uploading photos from a pc onto them? Maybe Im not catching on, but does it mean that you can only use the digital frames for pictures that have been taken and saved on ones camera memory, eg, direct from camera-frame. Sorry, if I am being dumb Thanks for reading Lee I believe the one currently advertised by Kodak has internal memory, but is fed by memory cards. Price is rather high (in my opinion), at $250. WHY can one buy a DVD player for about $100, yet they want over twice as much for a simpler device? Strange. -- Ron Hunter |
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digital photo frames, help please.......
On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 04:30:44 -0600, Ron Hunter
wrote: waxwabbit wrote: Hi there Im looking for a digi frame for my wife for xmas, and I am after some recommendations please. She would like a) one that you can alter the frame to b) also, one which has integrated memory, so no need for memory cards Now after looking online, I am seeing nothing in the line of integrated memory. They all seem to be memory card specific. If anyone can suggest one which doesn't use a memory card I'd be grateful. If not, then I am looking at the Pacific Digital MemoryFrame MF-810. I am a little unsure about one last thing. With these frames that use memory cards, is there any way of uploading photos from a pc onto them? Maybe Im not catching on, but does it mean that you can only use the digital frames for pictures that have been taken and saved on ones camera memory, eg, direct from camera-frame. Sorry, if I am being dumb Thanks for reading Lee I believe the one currently advertised by Kodak has internal memory, but is fed by memory cards. Price is rather high (in my opinion), at $250. WHY can one buy a DVD player for about $100, yet they want over twice as much for a simpler device? Strange. I don't have one, so I'm guessing here... Do they have a better LCD display than the DVD player? -- Bill Funk Replace "g" with "a" funktionality.blogspot.com |
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digital photo frames, help please.......
"Ron Hunter" wrote in message news waxwabbit wrote: Hi there Im looking for a digi frame for my wife for xmas, and I am after some recommendations please. She would like a) one that you can alter the frame to b) also, one which has integrated memory, so no need for memory cards Now after looking online, I am seeing nothing in the line of integrated memory. They all seem to be memory card specific. If anyone can suggest one which doesn't use a memory card I'd be grateful. If not, then I am looking at the Pacific Digital MemoryFrame MF-810. I am a little unsure about one last thing. With these frames that use memory cards, is there any way of uploading photos from a pc onto them? Maybe Im not catching on, but does it mean that you can only use the digital frames for pictures that have been taken and saved on ones camera memory, eg, direct from camera-frame. Sorry, if I am being dumb Thanks for reading Lee I believe the one currently advertised by Kodak has internal memory, but is fed by memory cards. Price is rather high (in my opinion), at $250. WHY can one buy a DVD player for about $100, yet they want over twice as much for a simpler device? Strange. Not strange, volume, make enough of something and you can make it real cheap, more so if you get it from China. Dave Cohen -- Ron Hunter |
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digital photo frames, help please.......
waxwabbit wrote:
Hi there Im looking for a digi frame for my wife for xmas, and I am after some recommendations please. She would like a) one that you can alter the frame to b) also, one which has integrated memory, so no need for memory cards Now after looking online, I am seeing nothing in the line of integrated memory. They all seem to be memory card specific. If anyone can suggest one which doesn't use a memory card I'd be grateful. If not, then I am looking at the Pacific Digital MemoryFrame MF-810. you will love it!! I am amazed at mine. newer ones will work on a wireless network. I am a little unsure about one last thing. With these frames that use memory cards, is there any way of uploading photos from a pc onto them? usb connection, and now wireless network (802.xx). Maybe Im not catching on, but does it mean that you can only use the digital frames for pictures that have been taken and saved on ones camera memory, eg, direct from camera-frame. Sorry, if I am being dumb Thanks for reading Lee |
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