Amazing Invention Launched by Local Internet San Francisco Company

Internet providers and companies are always trying to get the one up on their competitors. A local San Francisco Internet provider is trying to gain the advantage over competitors by launching an exclusive product - a wall-hung picture that...

Seattle, WA (prHWY.com) January 28, 2013 - Internet providers and companies are always trying to get the one up on their competitors. A local San Francisco Internet provider is trying to gain the advantage over competitors by launching an exclusive product - a wall-hung picture that features Wi-Fi capabilities.

"Explaining the exact purpose or how this product works is a little hard", explained the creator of the product, Billy Bines. "It's one of those things that words can't really describe what it is, but once you see it you know you have to have it."

The new product appears to look like a blank black canvas, but once hooked up to a Wi-Fi connection it magically transforms into something different. Once hooked up to a Wi-Fi connection, the blank canvas can be used to broadcast live updates from various websites.

The product can also be used as a standard digital photo frame, but only showing photos from the Internet. Photos from Google Search, Facebook, and Twitter can be displayed on the blank canvas and make it appear as if there is a moving picture on the wall.

"It's like a mini TV set that can broadcast live updates from websites onto the wall", explained Bines. "It looks like a mini tablet, but it isn't. It's flatter and more like a wall-hung picture than an electronic device hanging on the wall."

These tiny wall-hung pictures are being offered as part of an exclusive deal with the Blazing Fast Internet Company, which is based out of San Francisco. People who sign up for their yearlong contract will receive this product for free.

"Our main goal is to get people interested in this product", explained Bines. "Teaming up with this local Internet San Francisco provider allows us to get the product out to the public and generate a little buzz. We hope people will then want to purchase it in stores and such, and we can move from there."

These tiny little wall-hung pictures have generated a lot of buzz over the past few weeks. Recently, this type of wall-hung photo was featured in a celebrity home's magazine.

"It appears as if one of our customers is an A list movie star", explained the CEO of Blazing Fast Internet Company. "They had their home featured in a magazine and this product was on the wall. The magazine got a lot of calls inquiring about what it is and how people could get it. It's a start. We had no idea that would happen."

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