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Fans of traditional photo frames will love the design of the Sony – its gloss-black, squared-off design ensures it will be at home anywhere. Spec-wise there’s little to crow about with an 8in 800 x 600 LED display and just 256MB of built-in storage, bu...
Solid build quality and nice design; excellent picture quality; remote control...
Limited feature set and storage; text-based menu system...
Luckily, this Sony S-Frame also delivers quality where it counts: with your pictures. Image quality is very good indeed, even if bright reds can look a little unsaturated...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
2014-09-05 02:26:45
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Manufacturer: Sony Model: DPF-D80Price: £140 www.sony.co.ukThe digital photo frame is fast gaining in popularity and it’s easy to see why. Nothing comes close as a means of sharing and enjoying our favourite photos. When Sony entered the market with it...
Styling, versatile viewing options, autorotate, awesome picture quality, remote control...
Clock doesn’t display current time when displayed with pictures. Mains only...
It all sounds great but of course it’s the reproduction that counts, and the D80 that we reviewed does not disappoint. Picture quality is up there with the very best on the market – images look vibrant, with excellent colour and contrast, and...
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Sony’s DPF-D80 digital picture frame rocks Sony’s sleek design sense. This 8-inch picture frame is shiny and black, while the screen is matte, and button labels and the Sony logo are backlit (you can disable the light behind the logo). The frame feels...
Good picture quality; can handle nested folders on a memory card; stylish.
Very fingerprint-prone; does not play video; no Wi-Fi.
Sony’s DPF-D80 digital picture frame has good image quality and has nice slideshow features. At this price, however, you can get a frame that has more, like Wi-Fi and video support...
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The Sony DPF-D80 is an 8in digital photo frame which supports an array of media card options.The Sony DPF-D80 rocks Sony's sleek design sense. This 8in picture frame is shiny and black, while the screen is matte, and button labels and the Sony logo ar...
We liked the fact that the Sony DPF-D80 frame can handle large image files (up to 100MB) and, incidentally, is equipped to deal with 48-bit colour - whenever that standard hits the mass market, that is. Our only quibbles were with the price, which fee...
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pcworld.com_techhive.com Updated:
2014-09-05 02:26:45
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The Sony DPF-D80 ($130 as of 5/8/2009) rocks Sonys sleek design sense. This 8-inch picture frame is shiny and black, while the screen is matte, and button labels and the Sony logo are backlit. (If you want to, you can disable the light behind the logo...
Good picture quality, Can handle very large files (up to 100MB)...
Very fingerprintprone, A little pricey...
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digitalpictureframereview.com Updated:
2014-09-05 02:26:45
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Stop in at your nearest electronics store this holiday season, browse through their selection of digital picture frames, and you may notice something interesting. Nearly every frame manufacturer wants to talk up all the stuff their latest frames can do...
Great design and build, Easy to use, Fantastic 800×600 display, Simple slideshow device with no useless bloat...
No A/V playback, Price seems a little high...
The DPF-D80 is a “one trick pony” among photo frames. If you want a frame that looks good, has a great display, and doesn’t get in the way of showing off your images with useless features or terrible menus, the DPF-D80 is a great choice...
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