A 22 inch HD digital photo frame.. pricey, but good news 4 future!

PhotoVu have released the PV2265w, a massive 22-inch HD, wall-mountable, digital photo frame. Pumping out a crazy 1680 x 1050 res, the screen not only delivers photos, but can even handle RSS feeds, that’s right wirelessly!

Although this screen costs US $1299, which is hideously expensive compared to the couple of hundred we’re used 2 laying down for this type of products, the standard size we’re use to is 7″, maybe 10″ at most, but this is 22″ so it’s not really apples vs appples.

I doubt many consumers are ready for this, but it’s a great sign for what to expect in the future.

22 inch Digital Photo Frame

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