24 August 2009 11:54 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
US company Pandigital has announced the European launch of its PanTouch Clear line of digital photo frames.The range - that comprises of an 8-inch and a 10.4-inch model - claims to offer a "dramatic" design by creating the perception of the displayed images "floating" amongst the glass surround.
Measuring a third of an inch thick, said to be the thinnest on the market, the frames are angled as ideal to be wall-hung in stylish homes and offices.
With an 800 x 600 resolution and a 4:3 ratio display, the frames offer control icons that can be touched directly across the entire glass surface of the frame.
The 8-inch model gets 1GB storage and a six-in-one card reader while the 10-incher offers 2GB and a five-in-one card reader as well as USB connectivity in both.
Features include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth hook up, programmable on/off times, a clock and calendar functions and can be used to play video and MP3 files as well as Jpeg pics.
The 8-incher (PAN8000DWPCF1) has a recommended price of £109 while the larger model (PAN1002DWPCF1) should cost around £149.
Cameras, Digital photo frames, Pandigital, PanTouch Clear, Bluetooth, Wireless





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