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Philips 7" High Resolution Digital Photo Frame with extra fashionable bezel (7FF1MS/05)
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Average customer review:
2. You connect the frame to your computer and store up to 65 photos in the internal memory.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #63727 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Philips
- Model: 7FF1MS /05
- Released on: 2007-05-29
Editorial Reviews
Manufacturer's Description
High pixel density for sharp and detailed photo display
The very best high density screen in the industry displays 88 percent more pixels per square inch than even a high end 17-inch LCD monitor -- showing off your treasured photos with the same 'real life' rich detail and vibrant colours as high quality prints.
Display all the crisp colours of professional printed photos
Full colour display brings out the best in your photos with vibrant, real life colours by displaying the same full range of colours found in professionally printed photos.
Exquisite materials and finishing add value to your photos
High quality design and exquisite materials include a solid stylish stand, designer frame and detailed finishing that convey an impression of value and refined taste, adding lustre to the photos displayed on PhotoFrame.
International award winning design to enrich your home decor
Prestigious international organisations select outstanding products for design awards; Philips display devices regularly win such awards including the iF, Good Design Award and Red Dot Design Award etc.
Four swappable frames to fit your decor and personal taste
A selection of interchangeable frames that snap onto your PhotoFrame fits your personal taste and compliments your home or office decor.
View photos directly from memory cards - no PC required
Two memory card readers are built-in for easy viewing and sharing of photos stored in memory cards. One memory card slot accepts Compact Flash I (CF) cards while the second accommodates Memory Stick (MS), SD Card and Multi Media Cards (MMC).
USB connector for easy photo downloading from your PC
A USB connector is built into the device for easy and quick downloading photos from a PC.
Create a slideshow for all stored photos
A slideshow is a collection of images arranged in sequence for presenting to an audience. Pressing the button and selecting the slideshow function automatically displays all photos stored on your PhotoFrame page-by-page.
Play slideshows, single photo, thumbnails or show clock
Flexible display modes give you the freedom to display your photos one image at a time, in thumbnail mode for quick, easy searches, or to create a slideshow of your most treasured photos.
Operate on AC power or cordlessly with rechargeable battery
AC or onboard battery power give you the choices of operating your PhotoFrame on standard AC power or cordlessly with the onboard rechargeable battery.
Automatically turn on and off display at preset times daily
A built-in clock turns your PhotoFrame on or off at times you select.
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Customer Reviews
Just what we needed!
Don't have any others with which to compare this, but we had been bamboozled by all the reviews of various photo frames, some good and not so good! We wanted to buy one for my father-in-law's 80th birthday, he's reasonably computer literate and loves gadgets, but has little patience for things that aren't instantly easy to use. We decided to have this delivered to our own house first, so we could have a go at setting it up before giving it to him. We bought a new memory card for him too and loaded a whole pile of pics of the whole family together over the past year. Set-up was so easy, we barely needed the manual and the quality of the photos was fine. It's now back in its box awaiting the birthday next month, so we can't comment on durability or reliability over time, but we're really pleased with what we've bought and would recommend it to anyone who wants to spend under £100 on a frame.
Brilliant Gift
Bought two of these as gifts (one for my mother, one for some friends) after I saw demos of other frames in the shops. All the frames I saw in the shops had big flaws (either a very low res, or awkward controls, or software problems - they just froze after a few minutes). The Philips was the only frame that I couldn't see working in the shops and it is such a pitty, it's much better than all the other frames.
How it works:
1. You just put some photos on a memory card, and stick it into the back of the frame. The quality of the image is great (as long as all your pictures have the same orientation).
2. You connect the frame to your computer and store up to 65 photos in the internal memory.
How it doesn't work:
1. You can't have your pictures stored in folders on the memory card.
2. Only works with JPEGs.
I am planning to periodically send memory cards with photos by mail to my mother and swapping the cards is so easy.
As it does the job I expected (displays good quality photos on screen, with little or no intervention), I recommend it without hesitation.
