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Sony DPF-V900 9-Inch Digital Photo Frame

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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Sony
Color: Black
EAN: 0027242735019
Label: Sony
Product Manufacturer: Sony
Model: DPF-V900
Publisher: Sony
Size: 9-Inch
Studio: Sony
Variation Description: Black


Piece facts:
  • A 9-inch digital photo frame with 800x480 resolution and 15:9 aspect ratio LCD screen
  • Features 512MB of internal memory with optional image resizing to maximize internal memory
  • Includes HDMI output for viewing photos in high definition on an HDTV
  • Provides auto image correction to improve photos through features such as red-eye correction
  • Offers nine slide show styles; clock and calendar modes



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Give your memories a permanent place on your desk. The DPF-V900 9' Digital Photo Frame is the perfect way to view and share your memories in brilliant, high-contrast color on a 9' LCD Screen. You'll enjoy fast response, direct input from most digital cameras and memory cards. Plug-and-play operation is simple and direct HDMl 0utput even lets you hook up to your compatible HDTV for giant-screen slideshows. There is also a supplied remote control, slideshow viewing, clock/calendar modes and wireless Bluetooth capability with optional accessory to let you display photos from Bluetooth devices and camera phones. Auto image rotation and the auto orientation sensor detect whether the frame is sitting horizontally or vertically and automatically rotate images. Decodes and displays up to 48-Megapixel and 100MB images, including JPEG, TlFF, BMP, and RAW file types Remote Control - Power, Up, Down, Left and Right arrows, Enter, Menu, Cancel, View Select, and My Favorite Action Buttons - Power, Up and Down arrows, Enter, Menu, and View Mode Function - Delete, Zoom (-), Zoom (+), Rotate image, Auto Touch Up, lmage display setting (Fit to screen/Full lmage), and Placement supported (Landscape, Portrait, Auto orientation) 0perating System - Microsoft Windows Vista 10, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows 2000 Professional (Service Pack 3 or later), and Macintosh Mac 0S X (10.4 or later) Dimensions - 9.65 x 6.38 x 1.52 (245x162x38.5mm) / (245x162x145mm) includes stand Weight - 800 grams without AC adaptor


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Amazing clarity and overall elegance ...
I have had several digital picture frames over the years, but nothing comes close to this for image quality and just overall beauty. Sony really deserves the praise it received for this frame. On another note...all of my images were modified in Photoshop CS3 and saved as jpg. All of them play fine on this frame so not sure why the other poster had problems.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Won't show altered jpegs
The product is beautiful and the display is very clear - IF you can get your photos to show up! I had some photos adjusted by photoshop and all I get on the product is a box with a question mark in it.

It is so ridiculous that you can't up load altered jpegs on the frame - who doesn't change red-eye or crop or take out things from their photos. Its very short-sighted to have a frame that only takes camera-only photos. I have also wanted to put scanned photos on (from before I got my digital slr)...but no...it won't recognize those either.

I'm very VERY dissapointed in Sony's lack of foresight!



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Great Frame with One Small Glitch ...
I bought this frame as a gift. I filled it with family photos. We shall see how it goes over this holiday season.

It's extremely easy to use. Once plugged in and connected to the computer, the computer recognizes it as a portable memory device and opens a window. Just create a folder with any name you choose and fill it with photos. Drag the photos to the folder in the frame memory. As soon as you disconnect the cable, the pictures begin showing on the frame. I have a feeling that the frame will work just as easily with a memory card. Finally, without reading the instructions I was able to figure out how to set the clock and the calendar. To get at all the features, reading the instruction would help. (If you don't connect it to a computer right away, the frame will automatically start up an instruction slide show. If you want to sit and watch, the frame will show you how to use it.)

Finally, the glitch! The "Mode" button allows you to cycle through the various ways of viewing the frame. I thought that the most practical application was the simultaneous showing of the analogue clock and picture. However, although the clock was accurately set, when in the simultaneous mode, the clock did not show the right time. This "feature" was a bit of a mystery which I have not yet solved. Since I am giving one of these frames to each of my three kids, maybe they will figure out the solution to this mystery.

This frame is so nice looking that I plan to buy one for myself. Hopefully, my kids will have figured out the glitch before I get one.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Sony DPF-D70 7 inch Digital Photo Frame
I recently received this frame as a gift and I am happy
to say that it is one of the best gifts I have received.
I am a scrap booker and spend many hours creating a legacy
in photos, but once done with the albums, I don't often look
at the pictures afterwards. With this photo frame, I get to
enjoy the same pictures I've just worked with over and over again
and I love it. The quality of the frame and images is excellent.
It is perhaps the best of the digital frames out there. The crisp
images and easy to use frame are the best. I highly recommend this
purchase for anyone who loves pictures and wants to enjoy them often.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great picture and Easy-to-Use ...
I got my S-Frame DPF-V900 for Mother's Day and I love it. I had researched digital frames and got a Pandigital frame for my parents last Christmas. I was impressed with the Pandigital but the Sony S-Frame picture quality, feature set, and ease-of-use can't be beat! I was especially impressed with the easy-to-use interface which makes setup and modifications a breeze. I also like the calendar with picture view feature as I keep this frame on my desk at work. I am very impressed with the overall product quality and design of the frame and the frames ability to auto rotate images if you change the frame orientation from horizontal to vertical.

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