Siren intros 5.6-inch DF150 digital photo frame

As if you weren't already inundated with digital picture frames on this beautiful Friday, here's yet another to chew on. Manufactured by Siren (you know, part of iriver), the DF150 ups the ante on the DF100 by expanding the screen real estate from five-inches to 5.6-inches and by increasing the onboard memory from 32MB to half a gigabyte. Additionally, you'll find an obligatory USB 2.0 port alongside memory slots to handle SD, MMC, miniSD, CF, and Memory Stick formats, and you can even change out the outer frame thanks to the wood and acyclic covers that are bundled in. Expect this sucka to land in Japan next week for ¥14,800 ($123).

[Via FarEastGizmos, image courtesy of Impress]

[strider_mt2k @ Jul 28th 2007 3:01PM]

It's Saturday.

(Not like that fake Saturday that almost got me fired.)

[t-bone @ Jul 28th 2007 6:43PM]

$123 sounds like a ripoff. Why are these frames always so freaking expensive?

[Hannes @ Jul 29th 2007 9:32PM]

I also think the product is too expensive.

http://www.digital-photo-frame-market.info

[Chris @ Jul 29th 2007 10:20AM]

for these to really start taking off, i mean to the point that everyones buying them they need to ge tthe price down to like 50$ ... at that price then they'll start seeing everyone and their mother with them... and then once it hits 20-30 you'll start seeing people with multiple of them....

until then its just not gonna sell, they need to find ways to produce them cheaper with larger displays. like i dunno, ultra-cheap oled's as was promised what 5 years ago

[Greenster @ Aug 8th 2007 10:00PM]

Theres one here for $59 (australian dollars) which is close to US$50 ...
http://www.digivista.com.au/product_desktop_digital_photo_frame_and_clock.html

The catch ... its only got a 1.4 inch LCD screen ... doh!