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Nic Rossmüller : 2006-05-27 00:45:00
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Royal Photo Albums : Royal Consumer Information Products, a leader in digital picture display albums, launches three new sleekly functional Hot Shots Digital Photo Albums to ensure that for whatever reason you travel, leaving home doesn't have to mean losing sight of your loved ones. The Royal PF141 Picture Album with Travel Alarm Clock, the Royal PF140: Clip It Anywhere Digital Slide Show, and the Royal PF110 Digital Keychain, are designed for the active on-the-go lifestyle of today's business traveler, student, vacationer, active adult community resident and RV enthusiast. The newest digital Hot Shots combine sleek styling, performance and amazing versatility for easy use anywhere, in any environment.
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-01-21 01:35:00
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Royal travel picture display album with alarm clock : Royal Consumer Information Products, a leader in digital picture display albums, has now launched two new sleekly functional Hot Shots Digital Photo Albums to ensure that for whatever reason you travel, leaving home doesn't have to mean losing sight of your loved ones. The Royal T140 travel alarm clock and the Royal Clip It, the first digital picture album with a Carabiner-style clip that can attach almost anywhere, were introduced at the 2006 International Consumer Electronic Show 2006 in Las Vegas. Royal's Hot Shots Travel Alarm Digital Picture Albums features a 1.4" LCD that showcases up to 56 photos in vivid colors whether in still or slide show format.
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-01-05 21:30:00
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Royal EZVue Vista USB drive : Royal Consumer Information Products today announced the launch of a brand new category of innovative USB 2.0 Flash/Jump drives with a scrollable window display enabling consumers to view stored file names without a computer connection. On-the-go consumers can now easily ensure they are travelling with the right storage disks. With their compact size and robust storage capacity, USB 2.0 Flash/Jump drives have grown increasingly popular for use in transporting office files, school notes, music and other data. But until now, however, consumers had no way to determine which flash drive stored which files unless the drive was first connected to a computer. Royal has now eliminated that task.
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