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| PF Digital Introduces the Perfect Gift for Mother's Day: Its eStarling 2.0 Wireless Digital Picture Frame |
May 4, 2007 |
The eStarling Frame, the Only Wireless Digital Picture Frame With Its Own Distinctive Email Address, Is Now Compatible With Apple Computers
MCLEAN, VA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 05/02/2007 -- Just in time for Mother's Day, PF Digital, Inc. announced today the release of its latest wireless picture frame, eStarling 2.0. Consumers can purchase one directly at www.estarling.com for $249.00. The first and only wireless digital picture frame with its own distinct email address, the eStarling picture frame has a sleek new look, an internal Wi-Fi antenna and a new user interface. Best yet, it can be set up now by using Mac computers in addition to PCs.
"There's no better way to keep your Mom connected to friends and family than by allowing her to receive photos sent via email directly to a picture frame in her home," said Andrew Caffey, executive vice president of PF Digital. "By giving her the attractive new eStarling frame, you can provide your Mom with the best gift of all: A way for her to see her kids and grandkids every day -- and to easily show them off to her friends. The simplicity of our frame even allows for it to be remotely managed by family members, making it easy for Mom to connect the rest of the family.
Using the eStarling digital frame, users can send photos over the Internet to an eStarling frame via email or camera phones; they can also use an eStarling to send photos to be shared with the owner of another eStarling frame.
Today, parents must hook up cables to a camera and download photos onto a personal computer to post them on a Website or email them to grandparents, who then must get them printed and framed in order to show off their grandchildren to their friends.
No longer. Thanks to eStarling, busy parents can plug the memory card from their camera directly into the card-reading slot on the eStarling digital frame. They can then simply push a button to send the latest photos of the children directly to the grandparent's eStarling frame located across the city or across the world.
Product Features
-- Connects to a Wireless 802.11 Network;
-- Displays Photos E-Mailed to the Photo Frame;
-- Displays Photos from RSS feeds of Yahoo Flickr, Google Picasa, and
other photo-sharing web sites;
-- Displays Photos stored on a MMC/SD/CF/MS card slot; and,
-- Publishes photos from eStarling to the Web with the touch of a button.
-- Send text messages to the frame
Specifications
-- 7" color 16 X 9 LCD screen with super quality image display powered by
hardware image processor;
-- Wi-Fi 802.11b/g with Support for WEP & WPA encryption;
-- MMC/SD/CF/MS card slot;
-- On-board Storage (128 MB) of close to 200 photos.
Requirements
-- 802.11Wi-Fi Network; and,
-- Wi-Fi setup invites the user to download and run software application
on a Windows 2000/XP/Vista compatible PC, or Mac computer.
PF Digital will be sending to existing eStarling customers who purchased their frames through www.thinkgeek.com, replacement eStarling 2.0 frames. For more details, please go to www.estarling.com.
About PF Digital and eStarling
PF Digital Inc. is a pioneer in creating easy-to-use connected Internet frame devices to extend one's Web experience throughout the home. Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, the company's first product, the eStarling Wi-Fi Digital Frame, is a wireless digital photo frame that has its own email address and supports RSS photo feeds. For additional information on the company, or to place an order, please go to www.estarling.com.
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