Kodak Frame Gets a Technology Makeover!

kodak-oled-frame1 Kodak Frame Gets a Technology Makeover!

Memories, emotions and sweet images have been for long framed and cherished by the whole world, thanks to Kodak. A lover’s picture hidden secretly under the pillow, a mentor’s hung up at your workplace, a deceased dear one’s in your hall to fill the void his/her absence created, your first crush ,framed and hidden in your closet the list sure is endless. But getting every picture framed a displayed had been a sort of a problem, until now that is to say! Yes! The ultimate futuristic hi-tech frame is here!

Kodak has released the worlds first OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) wireless picture frame with exceptionally sharp and vivid image quality. Priced at $1000, it features a sleek 7.6-inch OLED display that can achieve a 16:9 aspect ratio and 800×480 resolutions. And that’s not all, it features built in WiFi, enabling you to stream images, videos and music to the device.

And wait, there’s more – a 2GB of built-in memory which can pull shots directly from Flickr. Cool or what? Displaying still pictures were never so cool and with its video display one sure is reminded of the moving pictures from the Harry Potter novels. Fiction getting real?

Via Uncrate / Kodak

This entry was posted by author: Shweta on Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008 at 12:53 pm and is filed under Designer, Electronic Products, Gadgets, Photograph, You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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