Sentence examples for electronic pictures from inspiring English sources
Now it operates Web sites under the brands Snapfish, York and Clark, on which consumers can store electronic pictures, set up online albums and order prints, CD's and gifts, like calendars or cookie tins imprinted with their photos.
For example, if a user inserts a memory card full of electronic pictures from a digital camera into a laptop running Windows XP, the system recognizes that the card is full of photos and asks -- all by itself -- whether the user would like to print them out, attach them to e-mail or view them as slides.
A voluntary pilot project in Montana, started last spring, allows banks to use electronic pictures of checks so they don't have to be physically carted from one place to another -- an effort that could bring faster check clearing and fraud detection.
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Instead, the calculated line pattern will be superimposed on electronic pictures of the sundial that will be made available through the Internet.
It was a $250 (now $175) souped-up electronic picture frame.
So does this wave of innovation, with its seemingly endless electronic picture galleries, threaten to inundate the professional wedding photographer?
He was particularly intrigued by a shop selling cheap electronic picture frames in which a plane flies across the Dubai skyline.
"It really turns the high-definition TV into an electronic picture frame of very, very high quality," says Michael Gartenberg, a vice president and research director at Jupiter Media.
Maybe one of the customers for a future electronic picture book will be her grandmother, who was married at the age of 12 and has never learned to read.
In theory, these people could soon avail themselves of new wireless-networking technologies, such as an emerging standard called "ultrawideband", to pipe all this content from their collections to electronic picture frames, screens and portable devices.Joined-up thinkingThat is not at all what they want to do today, however.
