EStarling digital photo frame gets touchscreen & WiFi-n
SlashGear Nov 05 09
eStarling’s first digital photo frame was roundly panned for being user-unfriendly and having a shonky external wireless dongle. Now the company is back with a new version, and we’d like to think they’ve learned from their initial mistakes. The eStarling 802.11n Touchscreen Connected Frame lacks a snappy name but does, as the title suggests, get a WiFi b/g/n update to support the faster standard, as well as a new touch-sensitive interface.
The 10.2-inch 16:9 800 x 480 display is still a little on the low-res side for our liking – there are plenty of netbooks out there with similarly sized panels running at 1024 x 600 and higher – but at least now you can jab at it with your finger. Full story...
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