RE: WallFlower: digital photo frame & more!

["Andrew M Stemen" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mark Harrison wrote:

>Presumbly, the product is particularly recommended for people who have
no mates who would ever dream of sending hardcore porn by email when the
in-laws or vicar were visiting :-)

I hadn't looked at the website yet... but that instantly eliminates me from
getting it... lol

On second thought, I could have *great* fun with buying it as a gift for a
friend... <evil grin>

Andrew

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Harrison (Groups) [mailto:mph@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 5:23 PM
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] WallFlower: digital photo frame & more!


keyvan2r wrote:

>I saw this on the Bravo gadget show:
>
>http://www.wallflower-systems.com/products/wf2-features.htm
>
>It has a very rich feature set for a digital photo-frame!
>
>Keyvan
>
>
Indeed, yes: I was particularly amused by:

"Wallflower Plus also features our patent pending /Pollinate/T
technology that enables *email delivery of photos* to single or multiple
remote Wallflowers. By assigning a unique email address to each
Wallflower you can deliver photos to individual Wallflowers or to a
series of systems. Families can deliver pictures of their newborn to
their parents and siblings just by sending an email. The recipients
don't have to do a thing as the Wallflower receives the message, places
the photo in the image directory and starts showing it --
automatically."

Presumbly, the product is particularly recommended for people who have
no mates who would ever dream of sending hardcore porn by email when the
in-laws or vicar were visiting :-)

M.