29 August 2007 13:46 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Parrot has unveiled its new multi-connectivity digital photo frame, the Parrot DF7220.The Parrot DF7220 lets you share more than 300 pictures with its built-in memory and 7-inch diagonal display.
The Parrot DF7220 provides multiple digital solutions such as Bluetooth wireless technology, a memory card slot and USB connectivity as well as advanced wireless networking functions.
It offers customisable slide shows, a simple three button user interface while its built-in sensors keep the image upright whether the frame is positioned vertically or horizontally.
The Parrot DF7220 also allows for brightness adjustment and shuts off automatically when it's dark and the frame of the Parrot DF7220 is interchangeable so you can chose a style that suits you.
To upload pictures, you simply have to select the Parrot DF7220 in the list of Bluetooth devices on your phone, digital camera or computer. Then select the picture you want to display and send it to the frame via Bluetooth. The picture is instantly converted to the size of the screen.
The Parrot DF7220 will be available worldwide in stores from October 2007 onwards and will be available for around £99.99.
Cameras, Camera accessories, Digital photo frames, Parrot, Bluetooth, IFA2007, Wireless
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