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In Panama, Costa Rica, Mexico, Belize, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Guatemala, and Nicaragua: Every Retiree Needs A Wireless/Digital Picture Frame! Here’s Why!

By Jane Goodwin | October 19, 2007

Even though much of Central America is undeveloped, one can usually find internet access within the distance of a short walk or drive.

For most American retirees who have relocated to any of the Central American countries - Panama, Costa Rica, Belize, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, or Nicaragua, internet access is an important “must -have;” people want to stay in touch with children, grandchildren, and friends back in the States.

One suggestion for retirees in Central America is a wireless digital photo frame; with such a device in the living room or den, retirees can see their families back ‘home’ daily, as the ever-changing slideshow of beloved faces slide-shows across the screen of the frame. Wherever there is a wireless connection, a wireless digital photo frame will work. And if there is no wireless connection, a regular digital photo frame is exactly what every retiree in another country needs, in order to stay in touch with loved ones back home.

How wonderful it would be to sit in your new home, on that Costa Rican beach, or those Mexican mountains, or that Belizean forest, and remain in touch with the grandkids back home just by looking at your wall!

If there is no internet connection in that new Central American home, there is always an internet cafe or library not too far away.

And a package containing a digital camera’s memory card wouldn’t cost much to mail, at all!

I repeat: every retiree in any Central American country should own a wireless/digital picture frame. It’s like a little bit of family, ever-changing right there with you in your new Panamanian paradise!

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Topics: Costa Rica, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Central America, Guatemala, Pensionado, Panama, Travel / Relocation, Lifestyle, Friends and Family, Communication, Honduras, Belize, Retirement Overseas |

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