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Rebecca Romijn Loves Her New Digital Picture Frame

GeekSugar — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 07:00:58 -0800

I still have yet to pimp my crib with lots of
digital photo frames. Why? Because I still like the idea of filling my wood frames with original prints. Nonetheless, I'm all about giving them as gifts, load em' up with pics and your grandparents will love you forever!

It looks like Rebecca Romijn has already gone digital with her new picture frame. She couldn't help but pose with her gift, which she's powering-up via her car to display her beautiful pics. And if you look closely, you'll notice that the frame is displaying a lovely picture of her and her hubby Jerry O'Connell!

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Pink Hearts Digital Photo Frame

GeekSugar — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 03:30:01 -0700

If you heart digital photo frames, you've got to check out this adorable 7-Inch Miniview Digital Frame.

Showcased on 7Gadgets, the heart covered frame allows you to view all your pictures from your memory card - no computer needed. Display single images or view pictures in slideshow mode on the LCD 480 x 234 resolution screen. You can even add mp3 songs from your media device via the USB slot to create the perfect soundtrack to match your images.

Priced at $100. Click on the images below to see more close-ups.

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Samsung's Latest Digital Photo Frame

GeekSugar — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 10:00:31 -0700

Since most of you are like me and have swapped your old manual film cameras for digital cameras, I'm wondering if you've also swapped traditional picture developing for digital photo frames? I recently tried out Samsung's new digital photo frame- the SPF-72H, and was quite pleased with its overall performance. This 7 Inch high resolution frame has a sleek design and comes with a 90 degree rotating stand so you can have your pictures horizontal or vertical. To quickly upload pictures without having to use a computer, you can pop your camera's SD/MMC card or a USB memory stick into the back of the frame and copy your JPEG images directly onto it- or you can do the standard upload via your computer with the included USB cable. User-friendly directional and navigational buttons on the side of the frame guide you through photo preferences like slide show rotation with various effects. If you don't like the way your pictures are displayed, you can choose from options like original, fit to screen and fit to width (something I should have done for the image above)! Other great features include 128MB of built-in memory and a programmable clock with a timer that will turn the frame on or off at certain times. Unfortunately this frame only comes with Windows Vista support. Priced at $156.

To check out more images of the Samsung SPF-72H Frame read more

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