Hi,
I rescued a pair of multimedia (audio + video) "picture frames". Handles CF, MS, MMC and SD cards.
Typical of most chinese products, no "identifying marks" on the cases (model number, etc.). But, when powered up, a stylized "fR DMP" appears in the upper right corner.
Also as typical of chinese products, the user interface is pretty poorly thought out -- i.e., it exposes the file system on the card directly to the user (instead of being smart enough to scan it and present *media* choices to the user, instead).
While there are half a dozen (or more?) buttons on the rear, these do little besides change volume, on/off, etc. I.e., you can invoke the "system menu" but can't *do* anything with it!
It appears that the user interacts via an Ir remote -- which, of course, is dutifully missing! :>
I'd like to find out what they *can* do before repurposing them (their small size and audio makes them good candidates for dedicated home automation interfaces).
Anyone seen this *particular* beast before? Google hasn't turned up any suspects. Even a visual serach of google images has been fruitless.
I'd like to salvage something from them as recycling perfectly working devices really is "painful" :-/
Thanks!
--don