WiFi Photo Frame That Rotate

   We oftenly heard that WiFi will change our world. If you think that WiFi has only changed the way we browse Internet from cord to cordless, then you absolutely haven’t seen the whole picture that what WiFi can do. The picture shown above is the eStarling’s WiFi photo frame that change pictures automatically. Cool, huh?
The eStarling’s WiFi photo frame looks very gorgeous with a nice 7″ display area which is more than sufficient to display your favorite memories in a digital format.

Camangi WebStation seemingly imminent

   Camangi actually be serious about selling their WebStation Android tablet. We’ve scoffed a little at the hitherto-unknown company’s intentions of having the 7-inch WiFi tablet on the market by December 2009, but a new site and a freshly launched Camangi Market (for apps friendly to the slate’s hardware and screen resolution) seem to suggest that the joke’s on us.  For once, we’re happy to be in the wrong as if the pricing is right, the WebStation could prove highly appealing.

    Technical specs have also been finalized.  The WebStation is based on a 624MHz Marvell PXA303 CPU with 128MB of RAM and 256MB of flash NAND storage.  There’s also WiFi b/g, GPS, and support for a 3G USB modem via the regular USB 2.0 port; other ports include a mini-B USB connector, 3.5mm headphones jack and a microSD card slot (with an 8GB card in the box).  It has a 7-inch 16m color LCD resistive touchscreen running at 800 x 480, and a 4,000mAh battery good for up to 4 days standby (with GPS and WiFi shut off) or 4-5hrs active use.

LG BD390 Blu-Ray player with Wi-Fi at CES

      The LG BD390 Blu-ray player goes upmarket with a couple of added features that take it to the higher level when compared with most other players. When internet connectivity was this year’s mantra for televisions at CES, the BD390 went a step ahead to include Wi-Fi connectivity. To complement the built-in Wi-Fi, the player has 1GB onboard memory and 7.1 channel analog outputs for some thumping sound and compatibility.