So much in love with shiny new toys, it's unnatural.
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Flipping out the accordion of pictures of your kids (or cats for the singles) is no more. This $50 wallet comes with a small digital photo frame that can hold up to 55 pictures. Connect it via USB for picture transfer and for recharging. The 1.4-inch screen is just small enough to prove that you can actually procreate, but not too big where people will see how ugly the kids (or cats) are.
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4:15 PM on Tue Apr 24 2007
By Travis Hudson
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judging by our obese society and coming from an asian-manufacturer, i'd say they need to reinforce them to an extreme or sell it with a weight limitation warning
HDMI inputs?
I wonder if you can put it in your pant's back pocket without smashing the LCD to smithereens....
Product link says "Women's Digital Photo Wallet". Good thing too, because this immediately came to mind (right after sitting on it and breaking the LCD like aec007 said):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piriformis_syndrome
Brilliant, assuming you don't mind a wallet:
a) of Costanza-esque proportions (i.e. having to sit on a wad of napkins under the other cheek to balance things out), or
b) having to hold it open indefinitely to browse a pictorial walk down memory lane on a postage stamp-sized screen.
OR you could just flip open you camera phone and show them pictures of your kids that way.
What it needs is a mini sd slot.
Cool!
What's next? A phone-tv-internet-(perhaps coffee maker?) wallet that can you can use to... put your money?
How well is this gonna hold up under my rather large and heavy ass for 9 hours a day?
Recent years have seen several offline products that are a way to enjoy all the digital photos that otherwise end up lost to the inner depths of our hard drives or on Flickr servers.
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