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Zebronics Announces Digital Photo Frame - Artifice

A no-frills digital photo frame from Zebronics.

Sriram Gurunathan|Feb 17, 2011, 17:15:00 IST

We don’t really come across many digital photo frames and personally I haven’t. But a few still prefer to use such devices to store and view photos. Anyway, Zebronics has launched a Digital Photo Frame called Artifice.

The picture says it all...

Artifice uses a USB flash disk, SD, MS and also an MMC card for transferring or storing images onto the photo frame. The device has a 7-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 480 x 320 pixels. The USB 2.0 port can also be used to connect to other storage devices for photo sharing, transfer and also print photos.

There’s a zoom function so you can narrow down to that part of the pic that interests you most (like the guy/gal you have a crush on!). If the photos get a little too tiring, you can also switch over to a clock or calendar view.

If you are interested in this, Artifice is priced at Rs. 2,100 and is available at your nearest electronics retailer.

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