If you’ve been wondering when someone was going to release a digital photo frame that will work seamlessly with your handset as well as with your digital camera, your wait is officially over. The brand new Sony Ericsson IDP-100 digital photo frame offers a wealth of transfer options, an enticing feature set, and a sense of style that puts other digital photos frames to shame.
The Sony Ericsson IDP-100 really stands out in the way it integrates with your Bluetooth enabled mobile handset. All your handset needs is the ability to transfer photos over Bluetooth and you’re ready to show off your latest masterpieces. Of course it’s no coincidence that Sony Ericsson has a spiffy Cyber-shot series of handsets available, but the impressive compatibility means you don’t have to worry about buying a new handset.
If your handset doesn’t have Bluetooth or you are more worried about using a digital camera, you’re in luck; the Sony Ericsson IDP-100 digital photo frame supports just about every conceivable kind of memory card: M2, MicroSD, SD, MS Duo, and even just a USB memory stick. The bottom line is that if there’s a way to get the photos off our handset, the Sony Ericsson IDP-100 will display them.
If you’re not an expert photographer don’t stress out, Sony has your back. The Sony Ericsson IDP-100 digital photo frame incorporates a number of techniques and technologies that work together to automatically touch up your photos and even turn detect whether or not photos are in need of rotation to be properly displayed. This is all done without any need to be an expert with Photoshop or any other intricate image manipulation software, the Sony Ericsson IDP-100 digital photo frame automatically adjusts your photos swiftly and effortlessly. Your pictures will look like they were shot by a pro in no time!
Of course what good is all the electronic touching up in the world without a nice display to show the resultant images on? The Sony Ericsson IDP-100 really shines here. Not only does the 7” LCD screen look gorgeous at almost any angle, but its 800 by 480 (WVGA) screen displays images so crisply that you’ll think you’re looking at an actual photo! Add to the equation a 128MB internal memory capacity and a snazzy exterior, and you wind up with a digital photo frame that is the envy of almost any other digital photo frame in existence.
Is it any wonder why that the bar for digital photo frames has been raised by the Sony Ericsson IDP-100? After all, the name Sony has been virtually synonymous with high-end photography for decades, and Sony Ericsson produces some of the most drool-worthy LCDs in markets ranging from portable devices up to big screen TVs.
The Sony Ericsson IDP-100 comes in Grey, and should be available for purchase by the end of 2008.
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