You save: £42.00 (70%) on Elonex 7" Digital Photo Frame - £17.99 + Free Delivery @ Play

• Features
• 7 inch TFT LCD screen
• LED Backlight
• 16 : 9 Widescreen
• hiiBright LCD Screen
• Native Pixels 480 x 234
• Luminance (nits) 250
• Contrast Ratio 500:1
• Response Time (ms) 25
• JPEG picture & Photo Viewer
• Auto Power On/Off function
• Built in memory for around 10 photos
• Digital Photo Frame
• View JPEG Photo or Picture Files
• View as a slideshow
• Rotate, Zoom, Transition, Duration
• Change Brightness / Contrast / Colour
• Inputs & Outputs
• View photos from your Digital Camera's Memory Card without needing a Computer
• Supports SD / MMC / MS Memory Cards
• View photos from a memory stick via
• USB 2.0 jack (support USB 1.1 or 2.0)
• Technical Data
• Dimensions 192 x 123 x 25mm
• Weight: 300g
• Power Input Voltage: 100 - 240V AC
• Power Input Frequency: 50 / 60HZ
• Power Consumption: 5W
• Operating Environment: -5-40°C 20-80% Humidity
• Model Number - LNX/DP9000

Images: anywhere
The PF9000 from Elonex allows you to be able to view all your many beautiful photos with out the need to even turn on your computer. The PF9000 creates an engaging slideshow anywhere in your house that does justice to your snaps.
 

Truly Stunning Colour
The LED screen allows tuly accurate colour representation, and makes all your photos "Pop" from your last perfect holiday sunset, to Granny falling asleep with her christmas hat on.

Choose your orientation
photos can be both tall and skinny and wide for landscapes, the Elonex can be used in either orientation. The days of holding your head at right angles to view your photos have long gone.
The widescreen hiiBright display makes your images sizzle with juicy colour.

View your photos in an instant
Viewing your newly taken photos really could not be easier; simply pop your memory card (SD/MMC/MC) straight out your camera, and slip it into the slot on the back of the frame, the photos magicly appear and show off your snaps in vivid detail, without having to fire up your laptop.

Stick it in.
For those times when you want a huge number of photos in your slideshow it is as easy as pie to use a flash memory stick to show your photos. Simply transfer the files to your stick using your computer and then plug it into the USB Socket. Simple.