Desktop Digital Photo Cube shows photos on diminutive LCD

by Darren Murph, posted Feb 20th 2007 at 10:42PM

Here's one from the same folks who brought you the USB Sound Flash Drive, and while eNECESSITIES' Desktop Digital Photo Cube may not adorn your wall as fashionably as a digiframe might, this piece is made for conversation. Ready to perch atop your living room table or office desk, the cube sports a squint-inducing 1- x 1-inch color LCD display, power / brightness / skip buttons, USB 2.0 connectivity, and the ability to internally store "up to 30 digital photos" for cycling through on the built-in screen. Additionally, the "mood light" should set the tone for the upcoming photo, and those looking for the ultimate party favor can toss their own logo on here for an additional charge. Unfortunately, we're not quite sure just how this snapshot showin' block gets its juice, but those looking to snag 25 or more (sorry, non-bulk customers) can find out for themselves at $51.34 a pop.

[Via Everything USB]

Filed under: Displays, Misc. Gadgets

Tags: block, branded, cube, Desktop Digital Photo Cube, DesktopDigitalPhotoCube, digital photo, DigitalPhoto, eNECESSITIES, logo, photo cube, PhotoCube, square

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Matt @ Feb 20th 2007 10:52PM

Will it blend?

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Um yeah how shitty would it look thing probably has a res of 50x50. 1 inch by 1 inch eh? Who the hell takes square pics?

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Scooter @ Feb 20th 2007 11:25PM

30 photos on a one 1" screen? Has to one of the worst gadgets of the year. But who am I to judge... Someone will buy it.

Scooter
http://www.gadgetgrid.com/

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jordan57 @ Feb 23rd 2007 10:27PM

Kind of cool photo device.

J
http://www.ipodtalk.com

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Henton @ Feb 28th 2007 10:12PM

This one is a similar price... 1.4" LCD, 63 photos, clock, temperature gauge and alarm!!
http://www.digivista.com.au/product_desktop_digital_photo_frame_and_clock.html
Cheers,
Henton

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Mirjam @ Oct 4th 2008 6:31AM

I have the Digital Photo Cube, but the driver does not work with Windows XP. Any idea where I can find (and download) a driver for Windows XP?

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