Call it
a hunch, but we wouldn't be surprised one iota if you received some form of digital photo frame for Mother's Day. If you're a mother, that is. Digital Foci is sure doing its best to sway your kid's purchasing decision by shipping its Image Moments 8 just in time. If you'll
recall, this one packs a respectable 450MB of internal memory, an 8-inch LED-backlit SVGA (800 x 600) display with a 500:1 contrast ratio, a multicard reader that handles CF, SD, SDHC, MMC, Memory Stick, MS Pro, MS Duo, MS Pro Duo and xD formats and an obligatory USB port, too. There's even a set of integrated speakers and an audio output for placing a nice slow jam behind those honeymoon snaps. Take a look in the read link for the full rundown, and get set to part ways with $199 before May 11th (you know she's worth it).
posted May 2nd 2008 10:58PM
no more digital photo frame "stories" please engadget. seriously i don't think there is a less interesting product in the tech world.
unless they come with VIRUSES!
muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhahahaha
alright time to go out and beer
Well, I think this is better than getting the full story behind Coby's brand new DIGITAL boombox to be sold exclusively at Walgreens...
450MB??? That's not a picture frame, that's a photo album.
what's the little hole in the bottom left corner? a soviet spycam or something?
No.
It's a telescreen.
i lol'ed at that comment lazer
I think it's for the remote.
http://www.digital-photo-frame-market.info
in soviet russia picture frame view you
/obligatory
I like the digital picture frame for my mom but I would rather get a WiFi version so I can change the pictures remotely. My mom never will, too hard.
WiFi updates for digiframes is all fun and games until your donkey pron folder gets in there. Sorry, ma.
I'd like to zoom in on that mom pictured there.
MILF!
Looks nice