VIDEO: Hands-on with the Kodak OLED frame
Is it worth the £600 price tag?
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29 September 2008 13:39 GMT / By Katie Scott
At Photokina, Kodak launched the world's first consumer-available wireless picture frame featuring Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology.
As well as OLED tech, the frame will also be wireless with built-in Wi-Fi enabling access to pictures, videos and music stored on PCs, as well as connectivity to online photo and video sharing sites and internet content portals for news, weather, sports and more.
But all of this tech comes with a £599.99 price tag.
Is it worth it?
You judge...
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