15 January 2008 16:43 GMT / By Katie Scott
ViewSonic is making its first foray into the digital photo frame market.Its range comprises the widescreen 7-inch DP701W4WH, widescreen 8-inch DF88W-523 and traditional 8-inch DF87G533.
Pictures can be uploaded to the frames with a USB cable or directly from a camera’s memory card.
With 128MB of internal memory standard, the frames can display and rotate nearly 106 1.2-megapixel images.
The user can browse and display photos individually, view thumbnails or create an image slideshow with transition effects.
The widescreen 7-inch DP701W4WH offers an 800 x 480 resolution, 220 cd/m2 brightness and a 400:1 contrast ratio.
It has a modern white acrylic bezel and can display JPEG or BMP files and also includes a clock and alarm.
The widescreen 8-inch DF88W-523 and traditional 8-inch DF87G-533 display JPEG, BMP and M-JPEG files, and the DF88W also displays MPEG2 and MPEG4 files.
The DF88W offers 800 x 480 resolution and 300:1 contrast ratio while the DF87G offers 800x600 resolution and 500:1 contrast ratio.
Both frames include an integrated speaker for MP3 sound, a remote control and clock, alarm and calendar functionality.
The frames are currently available for $99 for the DP701W4WH and $119 for the DF88W and DF87G. Cameras, Digital photo frames, Viewsonic
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