Samsung has released their brand new SPF-83V 8” digital photo frame. The new frame was built with the Microsoft Research – which allows users to view their personal photos through a wireless connection in their home and to show them from other sites. All users have to do is to organize them and then upload them individually or as an album directly from their computer to the Windows Live Spaces.

The SPF-83V also has the ability to communicate with Windows Media Player and any open RSS standards. Samsung and Microsoft have been working together for quite some time to create a digital frame that would be easier for consumers to use and would produce better picture quality. Samsung is selling the new SPF-83V for a price of $230.00.

“Offering our customers next-generation products that bring them closer to family and friends is important to us,” said Christopher Franey, Vice President of Commercial Sales and Marketing for Samsung – Christopher Franey. “Our latest digital photo frames, based on cutting-edge technology from the Microsoft Research labs, are easy to use and are one of the few offerings in the marketplace that offer a ‘network’ approach to digital photo sharing. This is a great example of our ongoing collaboration with Microsoft, and we are confident that the resulting product will be received extremely well.”

“Working with industry leaders such as Samsung to allow them to deploy Microsoft’s innovative technologies and bring great products and services to customers more rapidly is what our intellectual property licensing efforts are all about,” said Louis Carbonneau, general manager of Intellectual Property Licensing at Microsoft. “This is just one example of how our dedication to open innovation can lead to greater collaboration between two technology industry leaders and to great products—right in time for the holidays.”

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