New 10.4" WiFi digital "photo frame"

[acheslow]

Saw this on Engadget today. Doesn't look like it has a touchscreen, but it comes with a remote control and runs WinCE. For $380 if it runs HA clients like ElkRM, CQC, HouseBot, etc it could be a very nice in-wall control.

Features

• Windows CE 5.0 Operating System
• Compatible with Windows® Vistaâ„¢ and Windows® XP Home/Pro
• Windows Vista auto detection of the Picture Frame
• Automatic Display from Vista Pictures folder
• Built-in multi function card reader
• USB 2.0 Host and Device Connectivity
• Generous internal memory
• Integrated Wireless 802.11b/g Network Support (WEP/WPA)
• IP addressable for web content access (IPv4/IPv6)
• Displays photos and content from Internet Photo Sharing Sites
• RSS feed configurable
• Plays MP3, WMA and Streaming Audio files
• Integrated Stereo Speakers
• Displays ID3 Tags and album cover
• Plays MPEG, WMV Video and Streaming Video
• Blue Tooth, USB and Wireless support
• Embedded HTTP Web Server
• UPnP Support
• Auto Update - Flash Upgradeable as new features are added
• Wireless remote included
• Desk top and wall mount
• Changeable standard 8x10 frames to suite your décor

http://www.engadget.com/2006/10/10/digital...rame-for-vista/

http://www.dsicentral.com/products/mf8104/default.htm

 

[gregoryx]

Man... for $380 I'd buy one just to try... for sure... though I'll not pre-order.

 

[dbinaz]

They also have a 20.1" coming I see

http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Spectrum-Mem...8&s=electronics

 

[upstatemike]

Will it support the Homeseer Speaker client for HA announcements?

Can I View an IP camera from One?

I actually like the idea of a remote control better than a touch screen!

 

[electron]

I didn't know the HS speaker client ran on CE, that's pretty neat.

 

[upstatemike]

I didn't know the HS speaker client ran on CE, that's pretty neat.

Did you see that documented somewhere? I couldn't find it. (that's the reason I asked if anyone knew if it was supported).

 

[electron]

Oh, thought you meant it was supported. As far as I know it isn't, unless it supports the compact .NET framework.