To cut a long story short, Onkyo’s LPF10M01 is basically a netbook’s screen sans (most of) the netbook. 10.1 inches of LED-backlit LCD get covered in a 1,024 x 600 pixel array and are backed up by 250 nits of brightness and a 500 to 1 contrast ratio. The big selling point here is the inclusion of an HDMI input — still something of a rarity in picture frames — which sidles up alongside a USB port, SDHC and Memory Stick card reader, and 512MB of integrated memory.
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Onkyo busts out HDMI-connected 10.1-inch picture frame
We know, you’ve seen enough iDevice docks to make your eyes bleed with frustration, but if your bedside table is growing a bit cluttered with all the appendages and chargers you have lying around, you might wanna check this one out.
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Kenwood AS-iP70 converges picture frame, alarm clock, FM radio and iPhone dock into one
Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. In its introductory press release, here’s what Sony has to say about the Dash , a “personal Internet viewer” that it announced at CES: “Featuring a vivid 7-inch color touch screen…
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Switched On: Sony’s forward Dash
Remember those elegant mantelpieces with OLED infusion launched at CES ?
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Nanobrick Miyoul OLED media frames are for your luxurious inner-self
We’re not ones to get overly sentimental about photos, but the Album2 would love to get us started.
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Album2 is the non-touchscreen photo album tablet you’ve always been waiting for
What can we tell you about the Vizit 10.4-inch touchscreen photo frame that you didn’t know before? It’s not half terrible looking, sure — but it’s still unavailable, still a little pricey at $280 (plus whatever AT&T will end up charging you for data), and still sports 800 x 600 screen resolution.
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Vizit touchscreen photo frame demonstrated for your edification (video)
