Pandigital just debuted the Pandigital Photo Mail LED Digital Photo Frame (did I ever tell you I hate long product naming?), which is supposed to be the next-generation of wirelessly connected digital photo frame and probably is, come to think it accepts photos emailed from family and friends, and will connect to the Internet through AT&T's wireless network.

"Consumers want a convenient, reliable way to share and enjoy photos with friends and family," said Dean Finnegan, CEO and founder, Pandigital. "We're enabling consumers to do just that with the Pandigital Photo Mail LED Digital Photo Frame. For the first time, it's unbelievably simple and affordable to share and enjoy digital images via email to a digital photo frame."

This new digital photo frame from Pandigital brings an incredible ease of use to the end-users, by actually having its own dedicated email address for each and every frame, powered by Snapfish by HP, so that you never have to fear that your pictures will end-up in somebody else's frame, rather than your parents', for example. Users have nothing more to do than share the email address with relatives and friends in order to receive photo updates from friends far away, or relatives in a distant land.

"Pandigital's Photo Mail LED Digital Photo Frame ushers in a new era of how consumers will share and enjoy digital images," said Glenn Lurie, president, emerging devices, resale and partnerships, AT&T Mobility. "Delivering photos to this frame is as easy as sending an email. Paired with AT&T's network, photo sharing becomes a very connected and convenient way to stay close to friends and family."

Right upon receiving new photos via email, the user can instantly accept and view them, so, in a jiffy, consumers can have a laugh at photos taken by friends or family, without even getting out of bed (yes, that's a subliminal message towards laziness). With a display of 8 inches in size and 800x600 in resolution, as well as 1GB of internal memory, aside from the six-in-one media card reader, the Pandigital Photo Mail LED Frame has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $149.99.


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