There are a lot of digital photo frames on the market these days and most have some great features. I even bought one for my grandparents that has over 300 photos that display randomly for them and I have to say they absolutely love it. The only problem I might have with it is that once they have seen all 300 photos they are bound to become a bit static. Ideally I would love a digital photo frame that I could send photos to automatically via the web.
In walks the eStarling Digital Photoframe which has it own email address as well as the ability to connect to Flickr feeds. This means you can subscribe to a photo stream and when that stream gets updated the photos in your frame also get updated. The only catch of course is that the frame needs to be within range of a Wi-Fi network which rules out my grandparents all together but perhaps not my father or mother since they both have wi-fi and broadband. The cost is $240 but I think if it can delivery the promise the offer it’s worth every penny.
Find out more at their product page:
eStarling Digital Photoframe
via OhGizmo.com
UPDATE:OhGizmo.com has placed a review of this on their site after installing it and trying to use it. Check it out here to find out whether this thing lives up to it’s promise or not.
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