Digital exposure frames were the spammiest product spam at CES , mill around around every nook withtheir crappinessso I still have a biley appreciation in my oral fissure . SmartParts ’ efforts to pile crappy function atop stinking occasion with a built - in pic printer , unsurprisingly just amount to one big crapgasm . On the front , it looks like any other generic frame , but peer behind its simulated - refined bezel and you ’ll see some serious dust in the trunk .
https://gizmodo.com/ten-reasons-were-doomed-ces-edition-342495
I will admit it ’s kind of cool watching the printing machine add layers of dye sublimation to add build one full picture , but the novelty quickly bear off . It takes about a minute to impress , and it ’s instantly tangible . But the picture suck . This is a pre - production model , so it could get better , but the sample I print removed all subtlety from the photo — shadow item lose , flannel blow out and noticeable bleed .
The paper stock is second-rate and you ca n’t even advance — you buy proprietary cartridges for $ 20 that have 36 tabloid , with dyestuff cartridge to match . Then you ’ve got ta buy a new one . The printer , as you’re able to imagine , tot up a little good deal of heft . This hunchbacked mess is not the digital photograph frame you were bet for . [ Giz @ PMA ]
CamerasGadgetspma 2008
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