How many words are thousands of pictures worth?

I am one of those creatures who learns by seeing. I usually don’t have to read a manual or ask too many questions. In fact, if I can see how something is done, I tend to never forget. It’s almost as if I have a photographic memory when it comes to remembering the order of things.

If I could put my brain into a 10 inch system with a video screen, it would resemble a digital photo frame. All of my thoughts and memories would pop to the surface for a moment, like a digital photo, reminding me the order of things, and then slip away just in time for another image to emerge.

Digital frames are so cool they blow me away. While the technology inside may be difficult for most people to grasp, they are surprisingly simple to operate for the end user. You don’t need a big instruction manual or hours of training to load your pictures onto them. You simply place a photo memory card into the slot and your pictures begin showing.

When you have a collection of photos from an important event, you no longer have to choose which photo to display. You can set your digital picture frame to slowly remind you of every moment, all day long.

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