I liked it the moment I saw it... A clear piece of glossy acrylic frames the LCD unit adds a classy touch to the Digital Photo Frame. The LCD panel is protected by a layer of thin plastic film that reveals a matt finished LCD screen. This new model has exactly the form factor as the previous model reviewed, and weighs just about the same.
The clear, transparent acrylic frame, when viewed from a distance, gives an impression that this Digital Photo Frame looks much compact and slimmer than its actual size.

I was impressed by the bright LCD screen the moment I powered it on. For some reasons, the LCD panels from this model seems brighter than the previous model reviewed with more natural colour tones. You may like to view the comparison below.


Both models share the same specifications (abeit the brighter LCD screen in the newer model) and support the same types of memory cards (SD/MMC/MS/MicroSD & MiniSD) (MiniSD & MicroSD requires external adapters) and USB drives (including thumb drives and external HDD). I tested the model using 1GB SD, MiniSD and MicroSD and it is able to read the cards' directory structure and contents. External 2.5" Hard Disk Drives up to 120GB were tested and the unit works just as well.
A good feature I discovered is the OTG (On-The-Go) support for USB devices. With this feature, I can easily transfer files (JPEG files or DivX movie files) between SD cards and connected USB device (vice versa) just from a touch of the remote control.
Sample footage from Prison Break played directly from my external USB 2.5" HDD (which is also a DivX/MPEG4 HDD player). The built-in speakers provide adequate volume during movie playback.
Though control buttons are provided at the back of the panel, you will probably choose not to use it as it can be quite a daunting task trying to access the system menu using these buttons. So please do not mis-place your remote control.
The entire package comes with the following items:
- Digital Photo Frame
- An adjustable stand
- Remote Control
- Power Adapter (110 - 240 volts)
- A composite video out cable (RCA type)
Technical Specifications:
- 7” InnoLux Bright LCD Panel (Brightness: 350 cd/m2, Contrast Ratio: 200:1)
- Panel resolution: 480x3RGB by 234 pixels
- Size: 22 L x 16 H x 2 W cm, Item weight: 1.1 kg, Package weight: 2 kg approximately
- Photo format: JPG, Maximum photo size: 8MB
- Audio: MP3, WMA, WAV
- Video: DivX, Xvid, MPEG, VOB, AVI
- Supported media: SD, MMC, MiniSD, MicroSD, MS cards
- USB support for thumb drives and external hard disks
- Voltage input: 110-250V, output: 12V
With the prices of the SD memory cards and USB memory devices falling steadily over the past year, it may well become a extremely affordable storage solutions for your digital photos. The potential costs you save for developing photo prints (at approximately 40 cents/per 4R photo) may well justifies getting your hand on this nifty gadget.


1 comment:
hw much can i get this for and where?
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