Portable USA PU5C 5.6 Inch Digital Picture Frame

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Manufacturer: Portable USA, Incorporated
Model: PU5C
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Portable USA, Incorporated
Label: Portable USA, Incorporated

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Features for Portable USA PU5C 5.6 Inch Digital Picture Frame:

5.6-inch diagonal LCD screen is clear and bright
Share your memories with loved ones
Easy to use; no PC needed
Display images up to 6 MP
Fits into any décor

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Editorial Review
An ideal frame with 5.6" screen that can show off your digital pictures by simply adding a memory card from your camera. It's the brightest way to display your digital photos. By simply adding a media card (or two) you can reduce that clutter in your house and show off more than you could dream of with this digital picture frame. Plus, create your own perpetual slide shows! Use the handy remote control for pausing or rotating pictures. Use two different media cards at once.

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Customer Reviews

A great little photo display frame.

2007-02-07
This is a great little photo display frame. For the size, the display resolution is sufficient, and you can select the time between photo changes. It does require a SD or similar card, for the photo files, but you may have a small one that came with your point-and-shoot, and the small one will work fine. The only problem (and the reason for one less star rating) is that photos that have been "modified," which include those modified in Photoshop in any way, will not play on the photo frame. I had to call the manufacturer, and he helped me "convert" the files -- using the Graphic Converter program -- to a more generic (non-Photoshop) JPEG format. It wasn't hard, but it did take some hassle calling the manufacturer and doing the conversion for each of the 150 or so shots. But, now that it's up and running, my wife loves it and so do I!

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