PIE United cranks out HD-0310 1080p Digital Photo Viewer

by Darren Murph, posted Oct 4th 2008 at 10:45AM

If you don't have quite enough set-tops sitting underneath your HDTV, we've got one more to fill that tiny gap over there on the right. PIE United has introduced a rather quizzical device aimed at folks who love to show off photos of their journeys around the world on the big screen. The HD-0310 1080p Digital Photo Viewer connects up via HDMI and supports 12 types of flash cards along with USB drives; in addition to photos, it'll play back video clips and MP3 files. Oh, and just in case you're fresh out of HDMI ports, this thing packs a single input in order to connect another HDMI device and switch between the two. Not too sure how much this will run the layman, but outfits looking to buy in bulk should be able to land a killer deal.

Filed under: Media streamers, Other hardware, Others

Tags: hd media streamer, hd streaming, HD-0310, HdMediaStreamer, HdStreaming, PIE, PIE United, PIE United International, PieUnited, PieUnitedInternational, stream, streamer

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Money Mike @ Oct 5th 2008 8:28PM

It seems to me that you would need to have whatever it is you're plugging into the HDMI input be something you wouldn't use too often. Maybe I'm looking at this the wrong way, but wouldn't this thing need to be on to change the input or would it do the switching with it off? If it could do it automatically while it's off, it sounds like it could be a good idea. If not, it seems like something that would be taking up too much room and using a much-needed input.

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