Wi-Fi Picture Frames

New WiFi Digital Picture Frame

Looks like these guys are moving in the right direction. I bought one of the first Cieva frames when they can out and sent it back becuase of poor image quality. I then bought two of the Weave frames branded by Kodak. Those worked OK but it was a lot of work to get the images formatted correctly and to upload and relay to the frame. The Wallflower has one part of the equation - Wi-fi. The other thing I would really like is the ability to send images to a remote frame with a single click. I'll be interested to see how this display does in "livingroom" daylight. This is the big promise of OLED's and based on my experience with my Kodak DX-6490, they deliver even in bright sunlight.

Wallflower Picture Frame Uses WiFi to Load and Display Thousands of Images
Thursday October 16, 2003 11:54 AM EDT SAN JOSE, Calif. -- With sales of digital cameras now greater than conventional film cameras, a Silicon Valley start-up has launched the next step in the digital photo revolution. Wallflower Systems, Inc. of San Jose is now shipping the Wallflower, a beautifully crafted, 8 x 10 in. electronic photo frame that uses WiFi connectivity and a hard drive to load, store and display thousands of high-quality images. Mobilemag.com