Sony CP1 Canvas
Display Size: 7″
Pixel Format: 800 x 480
Internal Memory: 100MB (80MB for pictures, 15MB for audio)
External Storage: CF, MS, SD
Image Support: JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF
Audio Support: MP3, WAV
CPU: 400Mhz ARM11 (i.MX31)
OS: Timesys Linux 2.6.19
Wireless: 802.11b/g
Availability: May 17, 2008
Price: ¥30,000 ($258)
Sony’s VGF-CP1 digital photo frame not only has the usual capabilities such as showing a [...]
Kenko KDF-07
Size: 7″
Pixel Format: 480 x 234
Picture Format: JPEG
Video Format: MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, AVI
Audio Format: MP3
Memory Card: SD, MMC, MemoryStick, CF
Input: USB
Price: €100
According to Akihabara News, Kenko is a popular Japanese manufacturer of digital camera accessories. On May 5 (Japan time), Kenko announced its KDF-07 series of digital photo frames. There are three frames you [...]
Digital Foci Image Moments 8
Display Size: 8″
Aspect Ratio: 4×3
Pixel Format: 800 x 600
Backlight: LED
Contrast Ratio: 500:1
Memory: 450MB (internal)
Input: CF, SD/HC, MMC, MemoryStick/Pro/Duo/Pro Duo, xD, USB
Image: JPG, BMP, TIFF, GIF, RAW
Audio: MP3, AAC, WMA
Video: MJPEG, MPEG1, MPEG4
Price: $199
On May 2, 2008, Digital Foci announced that its Image Moments 8 digital photo frame is shipping, and just [...]
Everyone is getting into the digital photo frame market. But no company has provided me a compelling reason to spend my hard earned money one on. Toshiba’s entry comes close.
Toshiba’s DPF7XE, first of all, is very stylish, kind of B&O-like with a twist of Apple juice. The 7” wide LCD has a pixel format of [...]
Pandigital PAN150 Specifications
Display: 15″ TFT LCD
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Pixel Format: 1024 x 768
Storage: 256MB Internal, Memory Card reader (CF, SD, MMC, MS, MD, xD)
Connectivity: USB
Playback: Pictures, Video, Audio
Speakers: Yes
Price: US$259.99
Digital photo frames are all over the place! What is so special about Pandigital’s PAN150? Well, it’s quite big for one at 15″. The pixel format of [...]
The process of taking a picture, developing a picture and then framing that picture is of course interesting but tedious, especially if you want to change the picture from time to time. What if you had something that took out the last two steps and replaced it with a software program that did them automatically. [...]
