Parrot's DF7700 MMS photo frame -- go ahead, share your creepiness

Man, if you thought drunk dialing and texting was embarrassing, just wait until Parrot releases the world's first MMS photo frame. Due before the holidays are through, the 7-inch, DF7700 display features a SIM card with dedicated call number built directly into the frame. It also touts USB and SD slots for quick image transfer as well as position and light sensors to keep photos upright and looking their best regardless of your own tragic state of disrepair. Sorry, no price or product images (that's their DF7220 up there), but we think we've captured the typical holiday break-up scenario for you above, eh?

[Daniel Pachinger @ Oct 23rd 2007 6:23AM]

KITT, help me! those bastards gave me some fluid, so i feel dizzy now!

[ashkan @ Oct 23rd 2007 6:25AM]

kinda sucks you guys used a man's embarrassing problem with alcohol to make a point. point taken, somewhat humorous but i don't think the dude deserves it! you'll prob be receiving an email for his agent very soon.. lol

[Cico @ Oct 23rd 2007 6:58AM]

This is yesterday's news. Nokia has had this device for some years now. I even saw it as a Nokia-prototype VERY long ago. Have they (Nokia) sold it off to Parrot perhaps?

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[J. Power @ Jan 9th 2008 10:54PM]

Real question for us non-techies is can this new cell phone to picture frame trick work without purchasing any service for the picture frame? The hype talks about MMS transmitting a picture to the frame, I'm really hoping the frame requires no monthly service fee like a cell phone requires.

[Mike @ Oct 23rd 2007 7:16AM]

is that half-naked guy in the pictures eating oysters?

[trancer @ Oct 23rd 2007 7:59AM]

No, Its the nastiest cheesburger i've ever seen.
and that half-naked guy is David Hasselhoff, Knight Rider!

[Tim Hedges @ Oct 23rd 2007 7:55AM]

This is not the Worlds First MMS photo frame. The Nokia SU-7 was. http://www.originalwireless.com/su-7.html
Admittedly not the best screen in the world, still a mega piece of kit.

[Rich Brome @ Oct 23rd 2007 9:37AM]

Nokia definitely had this years ago.

[bbydon @ Oct 23rd 2007 10:07AM]

did you have to use the Hoff!

[Magallanes @ Oct 23rd 2007 11:26AM]

David Hasselhoff eating a tuna sandwich ?

[deniz @ Oct 23rd 2007 12:10PM]

if it connected to a wireless network and we uploaded the picture to a certain web address remotely, wouldn't that be better?

[gruik @ Oct 24th 2007 10:11AM]

You are talking about a DF7700 special edition.
The AssHoloff DF7700.
It comes with ALL Hasselhof unreleased pictures, like the Ipod U2.

Enjoy, it is a limited edition.