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    Digital Photo Frame

    May be in the wrong section not sure... but anyone recommend a decent Electronic Photo Frame thingy, seems to be so many available can pay anything from £30 to £95 from 5.6" to 9" display and every permetation of size and price in between.

    Anyone got any experience with them they want to share ?
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    Re: Digital Photo Frame

    There is a reason the cheap ones are cheap. They are pants.

    The best one i've seen working is the Philips one. It has a screen that is the same aspect ratio as real photos (3:2) and not 16:9 or 4:3 like most LCDs.

    I bought one as a present, i think it was a Daewoo from Scan. It is nice enough, well built etc, but it is slow and the screen is the wrong aspect, so you either have to crop, scale or have borders.

    Persoanlly i think it is a good idea to spend money on a decent one.

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    Re: Digital Photo Frame

    the cheaper ones have a very low res

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