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Aura launches smaller, cheaper color E Ink photo frame, the 10-inch Aura Ink 10

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Aura has released a compact version of its color E Ink photo frame with several upgrades and a lower price. The new Aura Ink 10 uses a 10-inch E Ink panel that shows more colors and offers higher pixel density. It comes with a black frame and matching mat board designed to make photos stand out. Priced at $349 in the US, it costs $150 less than the 13-inch Ink model, which remains at $499.

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Aura launches smaller, cheaper color E Ink photo frame, the 10-inch Aura Ink 10 · ShortSingh