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Telepresence Frame: A Black Box for Life Support Patients

Someone finally found a good use for a digital picture frame. The Telepresence Frame by Revital Cohen displays a live-feed of a patient's vital stats for his or her entire family to see. Cohen, an artist studying the increasing relationship between humans and machines, shows through the frame that a patient on life support is made up of more than flesh and bones, and has become one with the gadgets surrounding them. That's nice and all, but what happens when the life support ends is downright freaky.
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9:55 AM on Fri Feb 8 2008
By Benny Goldman
2,095 views, 7 comments

Latest by Pender: Retarded and creepy. Like all similarly dumb ideas, this will be labeled Art and summarily ignored. more »

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D-Link's DSM-210, a Fancy Internet and Widget Controlled Photo Frame

The Pitch: D-Link has announced the DSM-210 — a new high res 10-inch LCD photo frame that features a website and a drag-and-drop desktop widget to help users manage their photos and download RSS feeds. It also includes slots for USB and memory cards and Wi-Fi or Ethernet connectivity. Available Q1 of 2008 for $249.
The Catch: Might want to wait for a review to find out if the process is really as easy as they make it seem. More »

12:00 AM on Sun Jan 6 2008
By Sean Fallon
3,268 views, 10 comments

Latest by kaleberg: What I keep asking is why don't they just run an FTP server? Then I could spend five or ten more »

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Parrot DF7700 MMS Digital Photo Frame Shows Pics from Cellphones

Here's one more way to send photos to a digital photo frame: The Parrot DF7700 thinks it's a cellphone—it even has its own phone number—and you can send it pics in an MMS message from any other cellphone. Its 7-inch frame (a similar 7" Bluetooth-friendly frame is pictured here) is big enough to show you just how bad that camera is in your cellphone, and that's not even saying anything about the situations that might be depicted in such photos sent from afar. Like other Parrot frames, in addition to letting you input photos in the conventional method via memory card, this one is chameleon-like, shipping with a leather frame but letting you swap that out for any of its other optional finishes. Pricing wasn't announced, but the DF770 will be available in the U.S. by the end of this year. [Yahoo]

9:26 AM on Tue Oct 23 2007
By Charlie White
1,768 views, 6 comments

Latest by skype24: I won a Bluetooth-enabled photo frame (Parrot Photo Viewer) some time ago as a result of an innovation contest internally more »

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ThinkGeek to Make Amends for Defective PF Digital eStarling Photo Frames

The ugly duckling of digital photo frames, the PF Digital eStarling, has gone into full recall mode, where its online retailer ThinkGeek will graciously exchange all of the original defective units that were shipped with a new version 2.0 model sometime next month. It looks like most of the problems with the first version of the eStarling might be solved, except for one: More »

7:39 AM on Wed Feb 21 2007
By Charlie White
3,695 views, 7 comments

Latest by betterdays: eStarling, send me one of those units so I can answer the crucial question: Will It Blend? more »

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Kodak's Connected Digital Photo Frames

OMG, like, you don't have a digital picture frame? Dude, they're totally the sh*t these days. Long a niche, nerd product as user-friendly as a graphing calculator, the digital frame has gone mainstream—as evidenced by Kodak getting into the biz. More »

12:01 AM on Sun Jan 7 2007
By www.gizmodo.com
3,160 views, 5 comments

Latest by ireliv: The article does state that you can simply upload pics from a compatible memory card. The concept is great more »

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Multifunction Desktop Digital Frame

This is one of the few digital frames out there that I would consider thinking about possibly buying, if I had the extra money, of course. I'm not a big fan of this whole digital frame movement, but this one is a bit different because it is more useful. The Digiframe can store 22 pictures that run as a slide slow. It can also display the time, calendar and temperature, in addition to having an alarm clock. It would be fun to slip a goatse picture into the slideshow and see how long it takes for your co-workers to notice. $70. – Travis Hudson More »

2:56 PM on Wed Sep 6 2006
By Travis Hudson
558 views, 3 comments

Latest by Slavik0329: yess more »