Sony Europe and Japan are showing off some interesting additions to their digital photo frame line – a total of six new products are now coming throughout the Spring and Summer.
First off, there is the DPF-X85/DPF-X95 (pictured above), which has absolutely stunning picture quality with huge memory capacity and smart, easy to use features. The X85 features a 8″ WVGA 16:10 LCD, with TruBlack screen technology for a delicious view of your pictures that will be noticeably different than other photo frames. Unique to Sony, TruBlack technology boosts contrast while reducing screen reflections for rich, deep blacks and sparkling highlights. For an even bigger picture, the S-Frame X95 showcases the benefits of TruBlack technology with a larger 9″ WVGA screen.
Just slip in your camera’s memory card or connect S-Frame to your computer via USB, and enjoy a generous 2GB internal memory inside the S-Frame X85 (pictured below)/95 which roughly gives you storage space for up to 4,000 images in Album mode. New ‘X’ models are also able to display large image files up to 48 megapixels: this makes them ideal for showing off the highest-resolution images from your DSLR or compact camera.
A smart orientation sensor on the X85/95 – and all S-Frame models –automatically rotates images so they’re always displayed the right way up, whether the frame’s in landscape or portrait position. As an extra refinement, the X85/95 (and D85) feature an illuminated Sony logo that disappears automatically when the frame is oriented vertically in portrait position. Both X series models also feature an Auto dimmer function that saves power while ensuring comfortable viewing in darker environments.
Then there is the DPF-D85, which is virtually the same as the X models (and has all of its memory card options including SD), but only has 256mb of built-in memory and doesn’t have Tru Black technology.
The value-packed E75 and E73 that make an ideal gift for someone special because it has such cool interchangeable faceplates. The European E75 and E73 come supplied with three interchangeable colored bezels that make it easy to personalize your photo frame whenever you wish. Europeans will be able to pick from a choice of black/red/brown or beige/moss green/white colors to match your interior or mood.
We noticed the E models have a smaller screen at 7 inches, but is still 16:10. The E75 is margianlly better than the E73 since it has a higher pixel density, Clear Photo LCD mode, and 128mb of additional storage amongst other minor details.
Then there are some colors we noticed in Japan for the E models. It appears that pastels will be in bloom with these interesting color options such as pink, white, and green:
Lastly, we have the DPF-A73, which is basically identical to the E73 in specifications but doesn’t have interchangeable faceplates.
Here are the full specs:
