Comments on: The $40 DIY Digital Photo Frame http://photojojo.com/uncut/2006/06/07/the-20-diy-digital-photo-frame/ Like the Photojojo Newsletter, on Rapid-fire. Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:24:24 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Henton http://photojojo.com/uncut/2006/06/07/the-20-diy-digital-photo-frame/comment-page-1/#comment-12300 Henton Thu, 01 Mar 2007 00:27:18 +0000 http://www.photojojo.com/uncut/2006/06/09/the-20-diy-digital-photo-frame/#comment-12300 I agree with the previous poster ... since the price of these is coming down very quickly, its now possible to get a 7 inch model for less than $100 such as this one http://www.digivista.com.au/product_digivista_clearview_7.html I agree with the previous poster … since the price of these is coming down very quickly, its now possible to get a 7 inch model for less than $100 such as this one http://www.digivista.com.au/product_digivista_clearview_7.html

]]> By: Mike Lougee http://photojojo.com/uncut/2006/06/07/the-20-diy-digital-photo-frame/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Mike Lougee Mon, 12 Jun 2006 15:54:56 +0000 http://www.photojojo.com/uncut/2006/06/09/the-20-diy-digital-photo-frame/#comment-8 Definitely neither DIY, nor small, nor cheap... but still good fun... I'm a happy owner of a 19" electronic picture frame from www.photovu.com, which can get its pictures from a thumbdrive or a wired/wireless TCP/IP feed. Their neatest addition is the ability to grab photos, via RSS, from Flickr/Smugmug/etc, so that whenever the Flickr site is updated with new pics, the frame on your wall is updated. Definitely not cheap, at $700-1100, but includes nice wood frame, no fan, and a Unix OS controlling things. Both the frame and the pics showing on it are nice conversation starters. In some ways, it's like Ceiva on steroids. Definitely neither DIY, nor small, nor cheap… but still good fun…

I’m a happy owner of a 19″ electronic picture frame from http://www.photovu.com, which can get its pictures from a thumbdrive or a wired/wireless TCP/IP feed. Their neatest addition is the ability to grab photos, via RSS, from Flickr/Smugmug/etc, so that whenever the Flickr site is updated with new pics, the frame on your wall is updated.

Definitely not cheap, at $700-1100, but includes nice wood frame, no fan, and a Unix OS controlling things. Both the frame and the pics showing on it are nice conversation starters. In some ways, it’s like Ceiva on steroids.

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