I've always wanted to ask my big bossy where he got his digital picture frame from, but never did.

He is my big bossy, you know. I feel somewhat uncomfortable talking to him directly. He isn't exactly fierce or anything, I just feel uncomfortable. Don't ask me why.

Fortunately, the Internet is a place that you can find almost ANYTHING! And yes, I found a site that has it! Wee~

Out of all the varieties, I like the "7 inch digital photo frame - clear and white acrylic" the most. The retail price for it is apparently US$174.00, but here, it is sold at US$79.01.

It's somewhat affordable I guess. But I'm still considering whether to buy it or not. What do you think? Should I?

I am a camera whore after all...

Pardon me, but do you have any idea what I'm blabbering about? Do you know what is a digital photo frame?

For those that aren't familiar with it...

A digital photo frame is a digital picture frame that typically display the pictures directly from a camera's memory card, though a few styles also provide internal memory storage.

Some of such models can load pictures over the Internet from RSS feeds, photo-sharing sites like Flickr or Picasa, and even by email. However, such networked models usually require (in other words support) wireless (802.11) connections.

Most digital photo frames display the photos as a slide-show (usually with an adjustable time interval). Some digital photo frames can also play movie clips recorded in a camera's movie mode, MPG files, or MP3 audio.

Technology simply rocks, doesn't it?

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