ARTMU's ePHOTOZIP DEF-080PM digital picture frame

by Paul Miller posted Dec 11th 2006 at 10:45AM

While most electronic photo frames these days are doing their darnedest to look just like their analog counterparts, the ePHOTOZIP DEF-080PM from ARTMU Museum of Art wears its digital-ness loud and proud. And why shouldn't it? The 8-inch screen, 128MB of built-in memory and SD/MMC or Memory Stick expansion are nothing to sneeze at, and the addition of MP3 playback and calendar functions are welcome. We really wouldn't have minded a bit of Flickr/RSS functionality in this thing, but the 250,000 won pricetag ($272 US) probably wouldn't allow such fancies anyways. The ePHOTOZIP looks to be available now -- Korea only, of course.

[Via Akihabara]

Filed under: Displays, Household

Tags: artmu, def-080pm, digital photo frame, DigitalPhotoFrame, ephotozip, photo frame, PhotoFrame, picture frame, PictureFrame

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mike rosenthal @ Dec 11th 2006 11:59AM

>We really wouldn't have minded a bit of Flickr/RSS functionality in this thing, but >the 250,000 won pricetag ($272 US) probably wouldn't allow such fancies anyways.

erm. except that you can get one for $250 from thinkgeek that DOES have flickr/rss functionality....

http://www.thinkgeek.com/electronics/cameras/7edc/

though to be fair they are sold out as of today...

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Hannes @ Apr 30th 2007 2:23AM

Real cool design. I like it.

http://www.digital-photo-frame-market.info/selection.htm#frame

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