Coby - DP882 - 8-Inch Digital Picture Frame

Coby - DP-882 - 8-Inch Digital Photo Frame Don’t just look at pictures-experience your digital memories! The Coby DP-882 8-inch Digital Photo Frame with MP3 Player does more than just display photographs. This vibrant screen can play music to entertain or just to set the ambiance for your high-quality slide show. You can even play most MP4 and AVI video files commonly used by digital cameras. The TFT LCD screen has 800x600 resolution. The unit itself has a detachable stand and can be mounted on the wall for decoration. The Coby DP-882 has detachable faceplates so that you can find the one that matches your living, bedroom, or study just right.

Your Memories in a Whole New Way It’s important to realize that the Coby DP-882 8-inch Digital Photo Frame can read SD, MMC, xD, and CF flash media cards, so there’s virtually no limit to the number of photos that can be playing in your slideshow! Display whole holiday photo albums together, as well as siblings, grandkids, great nature images, or just snapshots of the family dog. There’s even a USB port for fast file transfers right from your PC. And a remote control lets you skip over the pictures (and songs!) that you’d rather enjoy another time. Don’t get another tired picture frame. Go digital with the Coby DP-882 8-Inch digital picture frame!

Specifications

Display Type: 8" TFT LCD @ 800 x 600 Contrast Ratio: 500:1 Brightness: 350 cd/m2 Pixel Response: 10ms Removable Memory Support: SD, MMC, xD, CF, Full-Size USB (Host) File Format Support: Photo: JPG, BMP Audio: MP3, WMA Video: MP4, AVI Plug-and-Play OS Support: Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP or newer, Macintosh OS X or newer PC Interface: USB AV Output: 3.5mm Headphone / RCA Stereo Audio, Integrated Stereo Speakers Power: 100-240V UL AC Adapter Features

8" TFT LCD Color Display Displays JPEG and BMP Image Files Plays MP3 and WMA Audio Files Plays Most MP4 and AVI Video Files from Digital Cameras Photo Slideshow with Music SD, MMC, xD, and CF Card Slots Full-Size USB Port for use with Flash Memory Drives USB Port for Fast File Transfers Integrated Stereo Speakers Interchangeable Faceplate Detachable Stand Wall Mountable



NUMBER OF IMAGES STORED ON A DIGITAL CARD The number of pictures you can take varies depending on your camera model and complexity of the scene being photographed. To calculate how many pictures your card can hold, divide the capacity of your card by the average file size of your images. For example, if you have a 256MB card, and use a camera that has an average file size of 1.2MB, then 256 divided by 1.2 gives you approximately 213 pictures. As you change modes on your camera, the number of images will increase if you shoot in a lower resolution mode, and decrease if you shoot in a higher resolution mode.

APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF IMAGES PER CAPACITY OF CARD



MB = megabytes GB= gigabytes

* Average file size using cameras highest resolution JPEG mode. The actual number of images per card will vary and depends on the camera model and compatibility of the scene being photographed.

MEGAPIXELS AND PHOTO PRINT SIZE The photo print quality of your images depends on the camera's "megapixel rating." The higher number of pixels your camera has, the higher the resolution (or sharpness) of your images---and the larger your prints can be without quality loss.

APPROXIMATE PRINT SIZE BY MEGAPIXEL





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