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This 7" digital photo frame is simple to use right out of the box and makes a great gift for any digital camera user. Just place any major format of flash memory card into the appropriate slot on the back of the frame, and your pictures will be instantly displayed on the screen. An excellent way to share your special memories with friends and family.
Key Features:

* Display Size: 7" TFT LCD screen
* Display Resolution: 1440 x 234 (480 RGB X 234) pixels
* Memory Card Type:
o Compact Flash
o Memory Stick
o Secured Disk
o Smart-media
o Multi-Media
o MS PRO cards
* Card Slots:
o CF
o MS
o SMC
o SD/MMC Cards
* Image File Supported: JPEG
* Video File Supported: AVI (motion JPEG)
* Photo Resolution Supported: Up to 8 megapixels
* Power Supply: 9VDC 800mA Power Adaptor

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Do I have to leave the card in there for it to work or does it have some sort of internal memory that can transfer the photos so I can put the card back in the camera?

I guess this might be something to use a dinky card I have laying around since I don't want to leave a big card in there to cycle just a few photos.

Here's the company that makes it and specs. I'd say no to internal memory.

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hungrydog said:headusher said:Kelemvor said:Do I have to leave the card in there for it to work or does it have some sort of internal memory that can transfer the photos so I can put the card back in the camera?

I guess this might be something to use a dinky card I have laying around since I don't want to leave a big card in there to cycle just a few photos.

Good question I'd like to know if it has any memory at all internal which makes the difference if I'm going to buy or not. This will make a great Mother's day gift for wife, mom, in-law.

I don't own this, but based on the spec "Just place any major format of flash memory card into the appropriate slot on the back of the frame", I believe it doesn't have the interior memory. Therefore, you need to leave the card in.

Yeah, that's the line I saw and the reason I asked. Just thought I'd see if someone knew for sure because they've seen this in person or own it. But I'll just assume I have to leave it in for it to work. Too bad it doesn't take USB drives. I have plenty of those laying around.

happyface50 said:Anyone has this and can comment on the quality of the picture image??? Thanks.

well ti displays at 480X234 so don't expect much to start with. a 15"LCD is 1024X768 at about twice the diagonal so you're talking a little lower resolution than a typical lcd monitor .... then you have to factor in the actual contrast/brightness/scaling of photos.

If you're taking a 5mp picture you're talking roughly 2600X1900 pixels for say 4:3. So realize that any photo frame with that low a resolution is going to have to do some serious downgradng on the resolution

lzpoof said:.If you're taking a 5mp picture you're talking roughly 2600X1900 pixels for say 4:3. So realize that any photo frame with that low a resolution is going to have to do some serious downgradng on the resolution

I would use IRFANVIEW and bulk resize your images to the native resolution of the frame. You will be able to store tons more photos, and you won't lose any resolutions. I have over 900 photos on a 128mb SD card in my 14" digital photo frame. I convert my images to 1024x768 (native rez of the frame), before copying them onto the SD card.

The main degradation or pixelation that you get from some of these cheaper frames is that they don't have a very high quality LCD.
Notice they don't give you the brightness, contrast ratio, I assume it is VGA resolution, and if it is 256 color, 16-bit etc.

These FRAMES are more money, but I can attest that the image is great on all the models.

The Staples one has XD support. The WalMart one plays avi's.

It looks to be a widescreen too. Reviews on similar models (not sure about this exact one) have complained that unless you convert all your photos to a widescreen format they end up horribly stretched or cropped.

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