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Veho film and slide converter scans your negatives to PC
Submitted by Profiler on February 17, 2008 - 22:01. Electronic/Gadgets | Camera | Photo | scanner | USB | VehoHere is a way to save those old photographs hiding in the closet. The Veho film and slide coverter can scan your old 35mm negatives to your PC. It delivers 5 megapixels quality to ensure good resolution pictures. Easy to use and doesn´t take a lot of space. Connects via the USB 2.0 port. Both windows XP and Vista OS compatible. The Veho negative scanner might guide you to those old forgotten memories and bring them back to life. Great gift to the parents and grandparents.
Parrot digital photoframe DF7700 MMS
Submitted by MobileStuff on December 7, 2007 - 19:45. MMS | PhotoYour life is exciting right? You can now capture all the Kodak moments with this gadget: Parrot DF7700 is the worlds first digital MMS photoframe. Parrot DF7700 has a built in SIM card, so you can use your mobile phone to publish photos directly by sending a MMS message. Paroot DF700 also has an USB interface and SD-card reader. Putting your favorit photos on the wall has never been this easy!
Perfect gift to your dearest - Mini digital photo frame 1.1 inch key ring
Submitted by Funstuff on March 10, 2007 - 00:00. Fun | Photo | Stuff | Toys
It looks like a regular key ring, accept that it has a 1.1" digital screen and built in 8MB memory. You can store around 70 images in JPEG format or around 10 images in BMP. The keyring also shows the clock and date. Lovely gift and it only cost around $10-15 to buy on a internet store.
