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Kodak has announced a new picture frame that runs on a rechargeable battery. Because it’s unplugged, the frame is more portable and easier to move, however, the claimed battery life is only one hour per charge. Features include 1GB of built-in memory, video and audio playback, a Slideshow presentation mode with several transition choices, and a VGA-quality display. The EasyShare S730 will first be available in Europe in July, and then in the US in September for around $199.99.<\/p>\n
For details, read the Kodak press release:<\/p>\n
Unplug and Share with New Battery-powered Digital Picture Frame from Kodak<\/p>\n
KODAK EASYSHARE S730 Digital Picture Frame Enables Easy and Intimate Sharing of Digital Images<\/p>\n
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:EK) today announced the European launch of an innovative digital picture frame that provides new ways to enjoy and share digital images. The new KODAK EasyShare S730 Digital Picture Frame features a built-in rechargeable battery that enables consumers to bring it from shelf or table into the hands of family and friends for more intimate sharing of moments and memories. The frame also boasts a new Picture Finder feature, enabling users to easily and quickly bring to life images and videos from special moments in time.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe new S730 Digital Picture Frame offers exciting new ways to interact with your picture collection,\u201d says Phil Scott, Worldwide Director of Marketing, Digital Capture and Devices and Vice President, Consumer Digital Group. \u201cKodak digital picture frames have long led the way in enabling consumers to enjoy and show off their pictures and videos without being tied to their computers. The battery-power of the S730 goes further, allowing users to \u2018unplug and share,\u2019 putting the frame in people\u2019s hands so everyone can enjoy treasured picture collections and browse through pictures as they would with a photo album. It\u2019s a wonderful way to get your pictures back into your life.\u201d<\/p>\n
The KODAK EasyShare S730 Digital Picture Frame further enhances how memories are rekindled through a variety of viewing modes, and the new Picture Finder feature. The viewing modes include full-screen Slideshow, which scrolls through pictures individually. In Slideshow mode, the user can also choose screen views showing both images and either a clock or calendar. The fourth viewing option is Collage mode, which scrolls through an entire collection and shows four randomly selected images at a time.<\/p>\n
The new Picture Finder feature is available in all viewing modes, Scott explains. \u201cPicture Finder allows consumers to retrieve and relive memories that in some cases may have been forgotten. When users see a compelling picture in the collage, they can select that picture, touch the Picture Finder control, and the frame automatically retrieves and displays more pictures from that date.\u201d<\/p>\n
The full complement of features on the KODAK EasyShare S730 Digital Picture Frame includes:<\/p>\n
The KODAK EasyShare S730 Digital Picture Frame will be available throughout Europe for \u20ac149 beginning in June, 2009, and in the United States and Canada for $139.00 US beginning September, 2009.<\/p>\n
To easily take the new battery-powered frame on the go, Kodak will also offer a stylish case that is perfect for safely transporting S730 Digital Picture Frame. The case will feature a padded interior to cushion the frame during transport, interior pockets for storing power cords and accessories, and a convenient handle. The case will be available for $19.99 US beginning September 2009.<\/p>\n
*Actual storage capacity will vary based on image content.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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