Elonex unveils Freeview-equipped LNXpf7 digital picture frame

by Evan Blass, posted Nov 5th 2007 at 9:44AM

It seems that U.K. PC manufacturer Elonex's new management has, at the very least, encouraged some out-of-the-box thinking since purchasing the firm last year, with the result being some new products that only a Brit could love -- literally: like the Cube Play boombox we recently saw, the new LNXpf7 digital picture frame sports a Freeview tuner for OTA TV goodness. Besides impromptu viewing sessions on your night stand, the 7-inch, 720 x 480 frame can also lets you enjoy MP3, MPEG-1/2/4, and DivX files, and even tosses in an alarm clock and calendar to boot. This £99 ($206) wonder is available immediately.

[Via Stuff]

Filed under: Displays

Tags: digital picture frame, DigitalPictureFrame, elonex, freeview, lnxpf7, picture frames, PictureFrames

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Bweetza @ Nov 5th 2007 10:27AM

*cough* Wi-Fi *cough*

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ethana2 @ Nov 5th 2007 11:36AM

I wonder how hard it would be to hijack a neighbors photo frames, should they be wi-fi aware..

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Andrew Davidson @ Nov 5th 2007 11:58AM

Even as a Brit, I struggle with this one...

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Matt @ Nov 5th 2007 2:24PM

Hmm..quite interesting idea but WTF is WiFi?? Stop cramming all kinds of CRAP into CRAP and make some decent priced WiFi enabled frames. Flat screen tv's are designed for watching tv..be it freeview or other flavour so leave the PICTURE frames alone and let them be PICTURE FRAMES.

Maciek
www.symbiosis60.com

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