More from Kogan's expansion project, the digital photo frame fares better than the GPS watch. It's taken the right approach to cheap gadgetry - keep the styling simple and you want show up how cheap it is. Brushed stainless finish, white trim, 7-inch screen (though it's a panoramic 480x234).
Specs are great: JPG, GIF, BMP, MP3 and WMA (yes, speakers are built-in), DivX, AVI, MP4, and WMV videos. It's got 16MB of space built in, and takes SD, MMC, MemoryStick, or USB. You can run music under a slideshow, too, which not all cheap digital frames will do. Slideshows are also easily customised to run with your own time intervals between slides and a choice of quite a few transition options. Clock, calendar and alarm functions round out the general feature set.
More details and pricing after the jump, plus my general rant on what digital frames should get rid of.
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