Display your photos, videos, and other memories using the 13.3" Wi-Fi Digital Photo Frame from Aluratek, which has an 13.3" IPS LCD touchscreen with a resolution of 1280 x 800 in a 16:10 aspect ratio. Content from your personal computer or flash drive can be stored on the 16GB of internal memory via USB 2.0, or use the integrated SDHC slot, which supports cards up to 32GB. Content can also be uploaded to the frame from your phone using the Frametime app and Wi-Fi 4 (802.11b/g/n). If you'd like to make things more lively, integrated speakers allow background music to be added to slideshows, which can be configured to play in various display and transition modes.

13.3" IPS LCD Touchscreen    1280 x 800 Screen Resolution    16GB of Built-In Memory    Wi-Fi 4 (802.11b/g/n)    SDHC Card Slot (up to 32GB)    USB 2.0 Connectivity    Integrated Stereo Speakers    Supports Photos, Videos, and Audio    Create Slideshows with Music

Your digital photos will be displayed with clarity and vibrancy on the IPS LCD panel.

In addition to photos, enjoy video, music, and sideshow play, featuring integrated stereo speakers.

Send photos and videos from your mobile device to the frame using the Frametime app.

Transfer and store files easily from your personal computer to the frame's 16GB of built-in memory.

Simply insert an SD/SDHC card (up to 32GB) or a USB flash drive to instantly view your photos.

Fast and Easy navigation through the touchscreen menus with no required setup or software to install.

Easily configure the time and date so you are always prepared for the day ahead.

Place the frame on a counter or mount it on a wall to enhance your message to customers.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This may be a dumb question but does this connect wirelessly directly with a smartphone or computer or does it have to be through a router? Like I said, it may be dumb but for example an apple tv connects to your devices through a network and not directly. I imagine a camera would need to connect directly. If I am out in the woods away from a wifi connection and want to remotely control the camera with my phone will this work? Also, if I want to upload a picture to instagram, will I be able to transfer it directly to my phone and upload through my cell data?

A: It appears that it works directly with the smartphone. In setup, the camera has a screen that asks for connection to the phone. You then get a pass code which you use to access a wifi network that appears to come direct from the camera. On the phone, this shows as different from the router in our home. And, I have gotten a bit over 25 feet of connectivity indoors with a direct sight line.

Q: 2. Will this fit in a 1DX Mk II?

A: Yes it will fit , but it would not work well as 1DX Mk II is magnesium alloy and that interferes with WI-FI

Q: 3. Will a Canon W-E1 Wi-Fi Adapter work in this in a 5Ds?

A: Yes it works

Q: 4. is it compatible with a Nikon D2X?

A: Yes, the Digigear SD to CompactFlash adapter will work with the Nikon D2X.

Q: 5. Will this fit in a Canon 40D?

A: Honestly, I dont know. Im a Nikon guy, but it did fit in every CF slot on mine. Full usage of the card I chose was available until I tried to put a 256gb card in. I think it tops out at 128gb compatible.

Q: 6. Does this wifi SD card work with the Canon 60 D?

A: No it is only compatible with the following Compatible Cameras: EOS 7D Mark II (stills and MP4 videos) EOS 5DS (stills only) EOS 5DS R (stills only)

Q: 7. How do I get SJ4000 to film with the images upright?

A: On the menu choices you have an option call 'Rotate', choose on or off to turn the picture upside down or not. Note: this feature was added on an firmware update around June 2014.

Q: 8. Hi, would this adapter be compatible with the SL1?

A: I do not think so. This microSD card needs a specific driver in the camera.

Q: 9. does this camera come with a charger for the included battery?

A: Yes it does. A plugin connects via usb and charges the battery. But it's not a stand-alone charger.

Q: 10. Can I use this adapter in a Nikon D4?

A: Yes!I have a Nikon D700 which uses the CF Type 1 card. I replaced it with the WiFi adapter card and it works just fine. I inserted a FlashAir SD card and can now transmit photos to my smartphone by WiFi. When using this type of setup make sure that your camera is OFF of the standby or sleep mode. If in one of these modes, once the camera goes to standby you loose the connection between your camera and phone (or other device). When I'm not using my card as a WiFi device I use it as a memory card. I increased my memory from 4GB to 32GB using this device.