OLED Display "Widget One" Fits in Your Wallet, Sports OLED Display
















Ever want to have a portable digital photo frame than fits onto your wallet and not just capable of showing pictures, but also playback music and video and even display current weather forecast? Thanks to EmTrace, now you can with “Widget One”। Measures at just 0।5 x 9 x 7cm, “Widget One” is a small gadget featuring a 2।5-inch 320×240 16M colors touchscreen display, a 128MB of onboard storage, a 64MB of main memor, and a rechargeable battery।



EmTrace, creator of the Widgetstation, has unveiled their latest gadget: "Widget One". It features a "2.5-inch LCD, 320x240 16M colors, a rechargeable battery, 128MB of storage and 64MB of operational memory." No word yet on pricing and/or availability.
Looks like this digital photo frame, 5mm thick, and 9 by 7 cm wide and हाई,




Also supports information widgets like CNN news, weather, and more। That’s because Photoskins has an embedded Linux OS running on a ARM920T CPU inside it. In other words, it’s a business card with a screen that has almost unlimited possibilities. Connects to the net via USB to synchronize the installed widgets and to upload photos. Network connection also recharges the battery।


You will be able to access your Picasa, Flicker, and Webshots Widget accounts with थिस gadget.

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