Kodak has launched a new digital photo frame, the first to feature an OLED display.
This new OLED Photo frame features a 7.6 inch diagonal OLED screen, with a 180 degree viewing angle.
Advanced Display Technology
The standout feature of this new photo frame is its OLED display. OLED, or Organic Light Emitting Diode, technology is known for its superior color accuracy, higher contrast ratios, and faster refresh rates compared to traditional LCD screens. The 7.6-inch widescreen OLED display on this Kodak frame is capable of displaying your favorite photos at a resolution of 800 x 400, and it features a remarkable contrast ratio of 30,000:1. This ensures that your photos will look vibrant and lifelike, with deep blacks and bright whites.
Connectivity and Storage
In addition to its impressive display, the Kodak Wireless OLED Photo Frame offers a range of connectivity options. It has built-in WiFi, allowing you to stream your photos directly from your PC. This means you can easily update your photo collection without having to physically transfer files. The frame also accepts a host of memory cards, including SD, SDHC, and MMC, and it has a built-in USB port for direct uploads.
The frame comes with 2GB of built-in storage, which is capable of storing up to 10,000 photos. This ample storage capacity means you can keep a vast collection of your favorite memories on display. Additionally, the frame can play videos and music wirelessly from your PC, making it a versatile multimedia device.
Additional Features and Pricing
The Kodak Wireless OLED Photo Frame is not just about displaying photos. It also supports video playback, allowing you to relive your favorite moments in motion. The frame can play various video formats, making it a versatile addition to your home. Moreover, it supports music playback, so you can create a multimedia slideshow with your favorite tunes playing in the background.
However, all these advanced features come at a price. The Kodak OLED Wireless Photo Frame will go on sale in November for $999. As this is the first digital photo frame to feature an OLED display, it is bound to be expensive. However, as with most new technologies, we can expect the price to come down over the next 12 months as OLED technology becomes more widespread and production costs decrease.
For those interested in learning more about OLED technology and its benefits, have a look at our handy OLED TV explained guide.
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