You NEED a digital frame!

Okay, so maybe telling you what you need (or don't need) isn't the most effective way to convince someone to do something (AKA, enter the Pixideal win a digital frame contest), but I figured it was worth a try anyhow seeing as it is October 15, 2007 and we only have 17 days left in the contest.

Rather than write a huge post about how easy it is to win (it really is), how little time it takes to enter (seconds, really) and how happy it would make me (thrilled!), I'm going to tell you WHY you need a digital frame. Brace yourself...

Top Ten Reasons YOU need a Kodak Digital Frame

(yes you...)

1) Digital frames are a great way to display digital pictures.

2) You don't have to pay to have photos developed to show them off.

3) Owning new technology is awesome.

4) You want to be cool, don't you?

5) Kodak has been around since 1881. That's a long time.

6) Pixideal wants to GIVE you one... for FREE

7) It can display your digital pictures in a slideshow... with music!

8) It comes with its own remote control. Just like a TV!

9) You can print your pictures right off of it and give them to your friends.

10) Did we mention we're giving one away for free?

Need to know more about this fantastic opportunity? Join our Facebook group or drop me an email at contests@pixideal.ca

-Kate

Introducing Kodak's Digital Photo Frame..

Well as we're giving away the Kodak EasyShare EX-811 Wi-Fi Digital Picture Frame I figured it was probably a good idea to do a product review. After all, we do have these guys lying around the office and I'm all about borrowing things from work for education's sake. I'm becoming more of a geek girl by the moment.


Digital frames have recently become the latest "must have" new technology. Since no one really seems to bother developing pictures anymore, it seems only logical that we would create a new technology that would function alongside our new lifestyles. In steps digital frames. Now we can display up to a hundred pictures at a time and still maintain the classy frame look. Has anyone seen Antitrust? I remember a scene in this 2001 technology-esque movie where the Bill Gates type character has these "paintings" on his wall that shift depending on his mood. I can clearly remember commenting to my friends how "wicked cool" that was. Now it seems terribly average. My digital frame sits on my book case and switches between my vacation pictures and candid "around town" shots. It's a great world.



In Steps the Kodak Digital Frame



Kodak's Easyshare EX811 digital frame is a pretty cool gadget. Not only does it have a remote control (which let me tell you, has just made me the LAZIEST person alive), but it has a crisp 16:9 high resolution display. My pictures look clearer and more vivid on this little digital frame then they do on my camera itself. The best feature of this new technology, in my modest opinion, is the built-in speakers. You can program this digital frame to play your favorite tunes. It's like a personal slide show that you can bring anywhere you want.

Kodak is one of those name brands that actually is high quality at a reasonable cost. I was impressed by its durability and the resolution on the 8" screen. If you're a picture-obsessed person who loves embracing new technology, then the Kodak digital frame is definitely for you.



If only I could enter the digital frame contest...