3 September 2008 11:50 GMT / By Verity Burns
Kodak has added two new touch-controlled digital photo frame to its P-Series frame portfolio, including a market-exclusive 5-inch frame, and an 8-inch version as well.Sleek and stylish, as we've come to expect from Kodak digital frames, the P520 and P820 see Kodak's intuitive Quick Touch Border included in their features, with the P520 being the only 5-inch frame in Kodak's range to do so. This means you can flick through photos jusing touch sensitive controls, but all at the edge of the frame so you leave the screen free of your grubby fingerprints.
They also come with brand new Kodak EasyShare digital display software, which helps you view manage and organise your photos, and enables easy exchange of your photos from your computer to the frame.
On a purely cosmetic side of things, two colour-coordinated mattes in red and silver are also included so you can change the frames to meet your tastes.
Pricing for the UK has now been announced and the P520 and P820 frames will be £59.99 and £89.99 respectively. Both will be available from October
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