| Sony DPF-D80 8-Inch LCD Digital Photo Frame (Black) | 
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| Brand: Sony
Category: Photography
Buy New: $152.05
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Avg. Customer Rating:  66 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Size: 8-Inch
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.9
Dimensions (in): 13.4 x 9 x 4
MPN: DPF-D80
Model: DPF-D80
UPC: 027242744271
EAN: 0027242744271
ASIN: B001H0GI9Y
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 8-inch display; 4:3 aspect ratio; 800 x 600 resolution | | • | Includes 256MB internal memory, with optional image resizing (to maximize internal memory). | | • | Compatible with all main memory card types | | • | Auto orientation sensor and auto image rotation | | • | Features 10 slideshow styles, 2 clock modes, calendar mode, and 2 index views |
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Product Description
The DPF-D80 8" digital photo frame lets you view up to 500 images in vibrant color and crisp detail with VGA resolution. You can display your photos as single pictures, multiple thumbnails or slideshow presentations. Transferring your photos is a breeze with direct USB input from most digital cameras and support for most memory cards. Calendar and clock modes and a supplied remote are also included. A large 8" wide (4:3) LCD display displays your photos with vibrant color and crisp detail in VGA (800x600) resolution. Plug-and-Play, PC-less image transfer is a snap with direct USB input from most digital cameras, as well as support for most memory cards. 256MB internal storage capacity with Auto Sizing feature lets you store up to 500 photos. Display your photos as a single image, in thumbnail view for quick searching, or as a slideshow. An Auto Orientation sensor automatically selects portrait or landscape view depending on the placement of the frame. The included remote control lets you navigate the Digital Photo Frame without leaving the comfort of your couch or office chair. Clock and calendar modes provide added convenience for your home or office. Compatible Memory Cards - Memory Stick, Memory Stick(R) Duo, Memory Stick(R) PRO, Memory Stick(R) PRO Duo, High-Speed Memory Stick, High-Speed Memory Stick(R) Duo, Memory Stick(R) Micro (M2) with optional adaptor, MagicGate(TM) Memory Stick, MagicGate(TM) Memory Stick(R) Duo, Memory Stick(R) PRO-HG Duo, SD card, mini SD card with optional adaptor, micro SD card with optional adaptor, SDHC card, mini SDHC card with optional adaptor, micro SDHC card with optional adaptor, MMC, RS-MMC with optional adaptor, MMC Plus, Compact Flash Type I, Compact Flash Type II, Microdrive (MicroVault), xD-picture card, xD-picture card Type M, and xD-picture card Type H System Requirements - Microsoft Windows Vista 10, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows 2000 Pr
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| Customer Reviews: Read 61 more reviews...
7 inch FRAME not image area... good product January 8, 2009
This photo frame just showed up at my door an hour ago. I already have it set up and running with the pictures I selected for it. Very simple and quick provided you have the cords you need. (Luckly I did.)
I've seen comments about incompatibility with edited (photoshopped) jpg images. Mine are all edited and I had no problem playing them on the S-Frame.
Things to be aware of:
- To connect your computer or devices to the frame, you need a cord. The cord that came with your digital camera to connect to that, or a mini-usb to connect to your computer. If you want to connect to it via bluetooth, you seem to need a bluetooth adapter for the frame. If you don't have these things, you will end up needing to go out and get them before adding your pictures to the frame, which may frustrate you.
- The size of the photo area on the 7" S-Frame is actually 6" by 3.5". Much smaller than I thought. I assumed as with normal picture frames, if it says 5x7 on it, it is intended for photos size 5x7. This may have been my misunderstanding, so I thought I'd clarify for others who may have been confused.
So far this is a wonderful item. A bit pricey for the size, but the resolution is lovely. The ease of setup couldn't be easier... though I have a mac and that also makes everything easier. Drag and drop. Simple as making a Roxer website.
If any issues arise I'll edit the post here. So far, so good! ;)
 Sony Digital Picture Frame January 7, 2009
I ordered this for my Mom's birthday. My son looked at several different sites to look at reviews so we could determine which was the best one to buy. When I received this I was very happy since the quality of how the pictures looked was very good. Also it was easy to use. I always liked Sony products and this confirmed it again.
Grtandmothers loved it January 7, 2009
The digital photo frame was a big hit with the grandmothers. I didn't understand what a memory stick was and therefore was disappointed when I tried to down load some pictures. But I figured out other ways to get pictures onto the frame. The images are very clear if you look straight on. Overall we were satisfied.
Just what I wanted January 6, 2009
I was hoping for a small picture frame for beside my bed that also had a clock function. This fills the bill
Works as advertised, but . . . January 6, 2009
The frame was well packaged and the instructions were quite well done (as one would expect from Sony). I managed to set it up and started to use it quite quickly. So, no major issues on initial setup and config. I gave this frame 4 stars only, because the 8" diagonal size leaves a lot to be desired. Unless you take pictures with this frame in mind or, you crop your pictures to better focus on the main subject, the pictures will look quite small and hard to see. This is specially evident when showing pictures in portrait (vertical).
I would not buy another one of these and would not recommend it to others unless they have seen it physically and know what they are buying.
Finally, I think this was a bit expensive for the size. Digital displays have dropped quite a bit in price and I would expect the same will happen to this vintage of display. The next gen of these will probably be bigeer and less expensive. Better wait for now . . .
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