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July 21, 2007 IGN Media Coverage
http://gear.ign.com/articles/805/805314p1.html
An LCD photo frame with PC-like capabilities.
Though there now exists a veritable plethora of ways to share pictures
(game console, PSP, iPhone, etc.), some peeps still prefer the look
of a good old fashioned photo frame for sharing digital pics. There
are a lot of pretty basic LCD monitor-frames on the market that
can read pictures off a memory card, but Cirgon is targeting a higher-end
market with its new MediaFrame 100.
The device incorporates a 19-inch LCD with an integrated computer
with sufficient processing horsepower to allow for sort, edit, and
store both pictures and music. An integrated DVD/CD burning drive
allows for backup of media without a PC. Internal storage is apparently
enough for more than 10,000 pictures, and more space can be added
via various external HDDs.
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Media Circulation
IGN Entertainment is a leading online provider of videogame, entertainment
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Attracting a monthly audience of more than 35 million* - with the
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