Samsung Electronics Canada is attempting to raise the bar in viewing, storing and enjoying special memories with the release of three new digital photo frames - the H-Series, P-Series and V-Series.
In addition to style, a vibrant colour display and storage capabilities, Samsung's new digital photo frames offers the ability to use the digital frame as a secondary PC monitor, where users can view files, surf the web, listen to MP3 files, watch videos and even access Instant Messenger. The P and V-series both allow users to enhance their photo-viewing experiences by playing MP3 files as background music for photo slideshows; in addition the V-series also provides users with Wi-Fi capabilities.
Those with an abundance of images will embrace the H-Series frames that offer 7" and 8" screen sizes as well as 1G of built-in memory - allowing the user to showcase up to 3,000 photos.
"Without a doubt, digital photo frames have become very popular among Canadian consumers," said Ronald Hulse, vice president of sales and marketing for Samsung Electronics Canada, IT Division. "With the technology and innovation found in our new line-up of digital photo frames, memories are brought back to life like never before."
All three series will be available starting July 2008 and will range from $129.99 to $239.99 and come in a variety of colours and sizes.
For more information, visit http://www.samsung.com/.
In addition to style, a vibrant colour display and storage capabilities, Samsung's new digital photo frames offers the ability to use the digital frame as a secondary PC monitor, where users can view files, surf the web, listen to MP3 files, watch videos and even access Instant Messenger. The P and V-series both allow users to enhance their photo-viewing experiences by playing MP3 files as background music for photo slideshows; in addition the V-series also provides users with Wi-Fi capabilities.
Those with an abundance of images will embrace the H-Series frames that offer 7" and 8" screen sizes as well as 1G of built-in memory - allowing the user to showcase up to 3,000 photos.
"Without a doubt, digital photo frames have become very popular among Canadian consumers," said Ronald Hulse, vice president of sales and marketing for Samsung Electronics Canada, IT Division. "With the technology and innovation found in our new line-up of digital photo frames, memories are brought back to life like never before."
All three series will be available starting July 2008 and will range from $129.99 to $239.99 and come in a variety of colours and sizes.
For more information, visit http://www.samsung.com/.
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