AMEX DIGITAL is back with another awesome photo frame, this time with a multi-function radio and color weather station. Available in sleek black, the 7-inch TFT LCD will make sure you’re on par with the current weather. It also takes most flash cards so you won’t ever run out of space, and USB for even more flexibility. Complete features after the jump.
Detailed Product Description
1. Color Weather Station with Radio Controlled Clock
2. 7 inches TFT color LCD
3. Default icon weather forecast (sunny, cloudy, slightly cloudy, rainy, stormy, snowy)
4. Barometric pressure trend indicator
5. RF 433MHz Wireless Thermometer / Hygrometer links up to 5 Remote Sensors with auto scroll
6. In / Out temperature and humidity historical date chart
7. Radio Controlled clock with quartz backup (12 / 24 HR selectable)
8. Input home location to know the sunrise / sunset, moonrise / moonset time and sun moon location display
9. Resolution 800 x 480
10. Card Reader Type MS/MMC/SD/XD/CF
11. File Formats Supported JPG/AVI/Mpeg1,2,4/MP3
12. USB Host
13. USB Device
14. Slide Show
15. Speakers
16. Music & Video Playback
17. Adjustable Brightness
18. Remote Control
19. Power Adapter
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SW-7 Color Weather Station Digital Photo Frame looking very fantastic and have huge amazing features.
This weather station is great initially, one of the better looking stations. But after initial setup, the system has difficulty tracking the sensor and begins track 5 other sensors, even though they do not exist. I have placed the sensor very close buy (within a few feet) and still continues with this problem. The only solution is to keep turning the unit off and on. In addition, the buttons malfunction on the unit. I have searched the internet and find it is difficult to locate any retailers of this product. It is possible that the company has adjusted for some of these problems, or my unit is faulty. What is curious, I paid $45 at Costco, but on the internet it can cost up to $500???