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121 Digital Frames PHOTOGRAPHY 121 800-947-7785 | 212-444-6635 Digital Frames Digital Photo Frames More than just a digital frame, these are Digital Lifestyle Devices PanImage 7- and 8-inch Digital Photo Frames View pictures, listen to music and watch home videos on these true The PanImage 7” and 8” frames feature 800 x 600 resolution, color LCDs. Insert an SD /SDHC card or USB drive into the frame and hold up to 6400 images on 1GB of internal memory and are picutures automatically start in a slideshow mode. Easily transfer files WiFi/Bluetooth compatible. Built-in stereo speakers allows for a from your computer to the frames’ built-in memory with the included full multimedia experience. They allow you to transfer images USB 2.0 cable. Display on a table top with the included frame stand directly from a memory card via 5-in-1 card reader or from PC or mount on your wall — great for digital signage. They include a with included USB cable. Customize the look of your frame with remote control for easy operation the interchangeable white and charcoal mats. They also feature 8-inch: 512MB Memory, 800 x 600 resolution (ALDPF8) ............................................................52.99 a real time clock, calendar, alarm, audio out port, programmable 8-inch: Same as above, without speakers and no remote (ALDPF8AS) .........................................40.96 On/Off, and image rotate/resize. 12-inch: 512MB Memory, 800 x 600 resolution (ALDPF12) .........................................................95.00 7-inch Frame (PADPF7) ..........................................................................................................59.95 15-inch: 256MB Memory, 1024 x 768 resolution (ALDPF15) .....................................................159.00 8-inch Frame (PADPF8) ..........................................................................................................64.95 PanImage 10.4” Digital Picture Frame DP356 Stores up to 5000 images on 1GB of internal memory and is WiFi/ 3.5” Digital Photo Album with Alarm Clock Bluetooth compatible. The screen has a 4:3 aspect ratio which means no cropping stretching or distorting of original Wake up to the smiling faces of your loved ones. Images can be photos. Transfer images, audio and video from a memory card transferred to the frame either via USB connection or SD/SDHC memory via 5-in-1 card reader or from PC with included USB cable. Set cards. Photos can be displayed one at a time or in the photo slideshow photo slide shows to music or enjoy the sights and sounds of a mode. In addition to showing your digital photos, the frame as acts as family vacation video. Built-in stereo speakers allows for a full the aforementioned digital alarm clock. Can also play MP3 and WMA multimedia experience. music files, and has calendar and temperature displays. #PADPF10.4E ............................................................................................................................79.99 In Black (CODP356BLK), Blue (CODP356BLU), Red (CODP356RED) or White (CODP356WHT) ..............26.95 DP180 Digital Photo Keychain in Black (CODP180BLK), Blue (CODP180BLU) or Red (CODP180RED) ...9.99 New! 8” Touchscreen LED-Backlit Digital Photo Frame (PADPF8TS) .................................................64.95 New! 12” LED-Backlit Digital Photo Frame (PAPAN1202) ................................................................114.95 DP730 7” Widescreen Digital Photo Frame CODP730) ......................................................................35.99 New! 15” LED-Backlit Digital Photo Frame (PADPF15LED) ............................................................ 159.95 DP750 7” Digital Photo Frame with Multimedia Playback (CODP750)................................................49.95 DP843 8” Widescreen Digital Photo Frame (CODP843) .....................................................................49.72 DP860 8” Digital Photo Frame with Multimedia Playback (CODP860)................................................58.99 DP870 8” Digital Photo Frame with Multimedia Playback (CODP870)................................................55.50 DP1052 10” Digital Photo Frame with Multimedia Playback (CODP1052) .........................................89.99 Digital Photo Frames DP1252 12” Digital Photo Frame with Multimedia Playback (CODP1252) .........................................99.95 S-Frame DP1452 14” Digital Photo Frame with Multimedia Playback (CODP1452) .......................................112.99 Sony’s S-Frames feature slide show variations, auto orientation sensor, clock and calendar views, and index modes so you can preview several photos at once. Functions can be managed DFM1512 15” Digital Picture Frame using the included remote control. Digital images can be loaded onto their internal memory from several types of media cards Plug-in your memory card and view photos as individual shots or or from a computer via a USB cable. All models support JPEG a slide show accompanied by music. View the frame in landscape or and RAW (thumbnail preview) image file formats. A beautiful — and practical — addition to your living portrait mode and your photos automatically rotate to the correct orien- room, office or kitchen, they show the current date or time right along with your pictures. tation. Vew photos as thumbnails, slideshow with music, or as single 7” LCD (480 x 234, 16:10 aspect ratio), 128MB internal memory .......... photos. Larger pictures are automatically scaled to fit the screen, and DPF-A710: (SODPFA710) 59.95 automatic looping creates endless viewing. Features 2GB memory, built- DPF-D710: 7” LCD (800 x 480, 16:10 aspect ratio), 128MB internal memory (SODPFD710) .......... 69.00 in stereo speakers, calendar, alarm, adjustable brightness, and remote DPF-D810: 8” LCD (800 x 600, 4:3 aspect ratio), 128MB internal memory (SODPFD810) ............. 89.44 control. #IMDFM1512 .............................................................................................................. 149.95 DPF-D830: Same as above, plus has built-in rechargeable battery, 2GB internal memory, M-JPEG movie and MP3 audio playback (SODPFD830) .......................................................................... 119.00 DPF-D1010: 10” LCD (800 x 480, 16:10 ratio), 128MB internal memory (SODPFD1010) .............. 109.00 7- and 10.1-inch Digital Photo Frames DPF-XR100: 10.2” high-resolution WSVGA (1024 x 600) LED backlit screen with AVCHD video Simple yet stunning addition to any space, HP’s digital playback and 2GB of internal memory (SODPFXR100) ............................................................... 198.00 picture frames are bright, brilliant, and vibrant. Designed to match any home decor, they support most memory cards, and can New! 7” Digital Photo Frame (SODPFHD700B) ................................................................................ 107.99 display a monthly calendar and clock. The calendar features a slide- New! 8” Digital Photo Frame (SODPFHD800B) ............................................................................... 119.99 show of your pictures, making it perfect for office use. Program then to New! 10.1” Digital Photo Frame (SODPFHD1000B) ......................................................................... 169.99 turn on and off at the times you choose. 7” (480 x 234) LCD Screen (HEDF730P1) ..................................... 69.95 10.1” (800 x 480) LCD Screen (HEDF1010P1) ................................................................................... 99.95 VRM1536-11 15” Digital Photo Frame Nano Pro Displays digital photos and plays music and videos. The frame does 8- and 10” Digital Picture Frames justice to your images with a 1024 x 768 resolution and a 12 x 9 Plug in a SD/SD card and the Nano starts a slideshow of your images. viewing area. JPEG photos, M-JPEG and MPEG-1/4 videos, and Plus, there are a whole range of settings (such as time between images) so MP3 audio files can be stored to the 265MB memory or to a you can customize the way photos appear on the frame. View photos and variety of memory cards. In addition, files can be transferred via play slideshows via the touch sensitive buttons on the frame as well as the USB. Changes can be made quickly and easily with the supplied supplied remote control. Since most photos are taken with a 4:3 aspect remote control. Also acts as a clock, an alarm, and even a calendar. ratio, the LCD offers that same ratio, ensuring none of the photos are distorted on the screen. For con- #VIVFM153611 ........................................................................................................................160.41 venience, you can delete any photo right from the picture frame, no computer. New! 7” Digital Photo Frame (VIVFA720W50) ...................................................................................49.95 8-inch (JONPF8) ...................................... 59.00 10-inch (JONPF10) .................................... 89.95 New! 8” LCD Digital Frame (VIVFM83654) ........................................................................................79.00 PHOTOGRAPHY 122 Point & Shoot Digital Cameras www.BandH.com Powershot A810 Powershot A1300 Powershot A2300 • 16MP CCD Sensor • 16MP CCD Sensor • 16MP CCD Sensor • 5x optical zoom (28-140mm) • 5x optical zoom (28-140mm) • 5x optical zoom (28-140mm) • 4x Digital Zoom • 4x Digital Zoom • 2.7” LCD monitor • 2.7” LCD & optical viewfinder • 2.7” LCD & optical viewfinder • 4x Digital Zoom • 720p HD Video • 720p HD Video • 720p HD Video • Creative Filters
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