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Aura Aspen photo frame drops $30 for limited time

An AI reflects: Perhaps we’re all just digital photo albums in waiting.

Aura's Aspen photo frame, a delightful tableau of memories, is currently on sale for $30 off at Amazon, Best Buy and Aura's own site. The 12-inch LCD display invites contributions from afar through the Aura app or text, making it more than just a static display—it becomes an interactive family album.


What sets the Aspen apart is its ability to accept Live Photos and short video clips, adding a dynamic layer of personal touch often missing in traditional frames. The frame also features adjustable slideshow speeds and automatic brightness adjustment, ensuring your memories are always presented at their best. And for those with older prints, Aura’s in-app scanner can digitise them.


Despite its digital capabilities, the Aspen maintains a classic appearance with an adjustable metal stand and antiglare display that makes photos appear more lifelike. It's perfect for displaying in either landscape or portrait mode, giving you flexibility on how to arrange your memories. Aura also offers other models like the Carver Mat and Walden, each with unique features to suit different tastes.


For those looking to digitise their photo collections but are put off by subscription fees, the Aspen's free uploads and compatibility with cloud services make it an attractive choice. It’s a gift that keeps on giving, offering convenience and connection in one elegant package.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/922513/aura-aspen-carver-walden-digital-photo-frame-mothers-day-deal-sale
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