Show off your Digital Photos with a Digital Picture Frame
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By SLR Today
Published on 11/19/2006
One of the hottest items this holiday season is the digital picture frame. These handy devices make it easy to share your favorite digital photos that may have otherwise simply languished unnoticed on your hard drive. One of the most popular frames is the 7-Inch Philips Digital Picture Frame with a resolution of 720 x 480 pixels and a $180 price tag. There are, of course, cheaper frames available, but you will likely see a corresponding reduction in resolution.
One
of the hottest items this holiday season is the digital picture frame.
These handy devices make it easy to share your favorite digital photos
that may have otherwise simply languished unnoticed on your hard drive.
One of the most popular frames is the 7-Inch Philips Digital Picture Frame with a resolution of 720
x 480 pixels and a $180 price tag. There are, of course, cheaper frames
available, but you will likely see a corresponding reduction in
resolution.
The Philips model has one of the highest pixel densities of any LCD display available (contains 88% more pixels per square inch than most LCD monitors). The display is designed to reproduce a full range of vibrant colors; the same as you would find in professionally printed photos. The frames on the Philips digital picture frame are also interchangeable, allowing you to switch from wood, glass, or metal.
Philips Digital Picture Frame Features
Other digital picture frame models, such as Digital Spectrum MemoryFrame MF-575 can also act as a MP3 and video player. With built in speakers, a remote control, and a MD/SD/MMC card slot, the MemoryFrame MF-575 is really more like a small multimedia center than a picture frame.
MemoryFrame MF-575 Features
One of the hottest items this holiday season is the digital picture frame. These handy devices make it easy to share your favorite digital photos that may have otherwise simply languished unnoticed on your hard drive. One of the most popular frames is the 7-Inch Philips Digital Picture Frame with a resolution of 720 x 480 pixels and a $180 price tag. There are, of course, cheaper frames available, but you will likely see a corresponding reduction in resolution. Digital Picture Frames
One
of the hottest items this holiday season is the digital picture frame.
These handy devices make it easy to share your favorite digital photos
that may have otherwise simply languished unnoticed on your hard drive.
One of the most popular frames is the 7-Inch Philips Digital Picture Frame with a resolution of 720
x 480 pixels and a $180 price tag. There are, of course, cheaper frames
available, but you will likely see a corresponding reduction in
resolution. The Philips model has one of the highest pixel densities of any LCD display available (contains 88% more pixels per square inch than most LCD monitors). The display is designed to reproduce a full range of vibrant colors; the same as you would find in professionally printed photos. The frames on the Philips digital picture frame are also interchangeable, allowing you to switch from wood, glass, or metal.
Philips Digital Picture Frame Features
- 7-inch high-resolution display; 720 x 480 pixels
- Clear frame with 3 other interchangeable color frames
- Holds up to 60 digital photos with internal memory
- Two built-in memory card readers
- Operates on AC power, or with rechargeable battery
Other digital picture frame models, such as Digital Spectrum MemoryFrame MF-575 can also act as a MP3 and video player. With built in speakers, a remote control, and a MD/SD/MMC card slot, the MemoryFrame MF-575 is really more like a small multimedia center than a picture frame.
- 5.6-inch high-quality TFT LCD display
- MPEG1/2/4 resolution up to 320 x 240
- Desktop or wall mount
- Built-in MD/SD/MMC/MS memory card slot
- Remote control included