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I've always had mixed feelings about digital photo frames, but I love this one. It's a compact, super-cute, egg-shaped thing with a simple 1.5-inch screen and controls and a USB port on its back. Oh, and it comes in this really nice stainless steel tin. Love it!
Product page (Japanese, via Impress Watch)
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are there instruction in english for the egg shaped digital photo frame
Posted by: Sharon Rasinski | April 06, 2010 at 12:53 PM