If it isn't broken, don't fix it, right? Wrong. Just because something functions doesn't mean it can't be improved! Sure, you can take the time to print out pictures, remove the cardboard from the picture frame, put the picture in, get it positioned just right, carefully put the cardboard back in the frame, fold down the metal holders, and try to put the frame back right where you had it. Then, if you later decide you want to change the picture, you have to repeat the whole process. Does it work? Yes. Is it ideal? No. This becomes especially tedious when you have multiple pictures displayed, and who doesn't? Having to spend that much time to change pictures makes it unfeasible for applications like school photos or seasonal displays. Enter the digital picture frame. Today, almost everyone has a digital camera. The days of film are a thing of the past. Why should displaying them stay so primitive? With the Matsunichi PF10E digital photo frame, simply pop the memory card out of your camera, insert it into the frame, and presto! Within mere seconds, you can be displaying a static picture, a montage of four photos, or even a slideshow on a breathtaking ten-inch widescreen display. But with the PF10E, you can go even farther than that. It will play MP4 movies, and features built-in speakers to play audio from movies, or to play MP3s during slideshows, with multiple audio options. Or use the included A/V output cables for even more fun. This frame also comes with an internal memory, and with its built-in photo-compression technology, you can store up to 1500 photos in the frame itself. Finally, all of this can be operated by remote. This practicality opens up a whole world of new possibilities that simply weren't possible with older picture frames. This is one instance of a welcome improvement where a problem never existed. |
Your purchase of the Matsunichi PF1009M includes all of the following: PF1009M digital picture frame, AC power supply, remote control, A/V output cable set, and User Manual and Quick Install Guide. Memory cards and digital cameras are sold separately. |
