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RealEase Shogo Frame Is First With Touchscreen and Wi-Fi
Though we're prone to turn our nose up at the majority of digital picture frames, this one doesn't smell so bad. The Euro-born Shogo by RealEase is like an oversized PDA with built-in Wi-Fi and an intuitive touch interface. You can subscribe to public Flickr feeds, download weather forecasts, stream internet radio. Like some other frames, you can share pictures from one Shogo to another, using a Web interface. Surprisingly, the thing didn't cost a hell of a lot for all of its advantages: the 8" model, with remote, costs $299. Jump for a gallery of UI shots and a press release. [Shogo] More »