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Do You Own a Digital Photo Frame?

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Digital photo frames have replaced developed film in many homes. Some companies have even turned the geeky frames into decorative items themselves, such as Hannspree's Polar Bear frame. While digi frames offer more features such as slideshows, automatic reorientation, calendar, and clock displays, I think there's something to be said for choosing a single favorite photograph and giving it a permanent place behind glass. Do you own one?

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12 Comments

flavacrisp flavacrisp
......but I don't use it.
flavacrisp flavacrisp
......but I don't use it.
Angelica Angelica
I do, but I've never ever used it. If it looked like a polar bear I just might.
juicebox07 juicebox07
No. They've never appealed to me.
I save all my favorite PostSecrets and then upload them to my frame. It's like my own personal PostSecret book!
Wewantsunshine Wewantsunshine
I don't actually own one but bought one for my mom 2 Christmases ago. Even though she's generally pretty low tech, she quite likes it:-)
dootsie dootsie
I think they're rather ridiculous--it's like a screensaver that never ends. Why have one more thing that sucks up energy? If I want to look at a slideshow of my photos, I'll open up my laptop.
I have one on my desk at work and I love it. It's so nice to have a slide show of pictures all day. Plus it eliminates the need for a bunch of pictures cluttering up my desk or cubicle wall.
Hex Hex
Not yet! When we move there will be two amateur photographers in residence and that means our walls will be cluttered beyond reason if we don't invest in a few digital frames. Certain special photos will still get the frame and glass treatment.
skigurl skigurl
I'm not a fan of them whatsoever - I see the point in certain circumstances, like my grandmother has one in her nursing home so she can see hundreds of photos in her tiny little room, and show them to fellow old people who ask questions about her life, but in my house, no thanks!
skigurl skigurl
I'm not a fan of them whatsoever - I see the point in certain circumstances, like my grandmother has one in her nursing home so she can see hundreds of photos in her tiny little room, and show them to fellow old people who ask questions about her life, but in my house, no thanks!
No and I'm not interested. I also like the idea of choosing one pic to look at for an extended period of time.
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