Falcon DigiFrame Fridge Magnet

The digital photo frame fridge magnet means you don't have to worry about who gets their pictures or tests placed on the valuable Family Fridge Showcase

The Digital Photo Frame Fridge Magnet from Daft Gadgets can display a slide show of 66 different images, or pause on a favorite picture, article, shopping or reminder list.

It conveniently has a time display function as well.

Displaying favorite photographs in the kitchen by sticking them to the fridge with a fridge magnet is something that everyone is familiar with. But we’re in the 21st century now, so what if the fridge magnet itself could display not one, but a whole selection of pictures? Well, this new Digital Photo Frame Fridge Magnet can do just that!

Digital Photo Frames are now common technology but this takes the concept and shrinks it down into a handy size that has a magnetic back, perfect for attaching to a fridge. It also comes with a fold-out support strut so that it can be displayed to great effect on a shelf or mantelpiece too.

Able to scroll through up to sixty-six images as a slideshow, the digi-frame can also be paused on a favorite picture. Conveniently, there is also a time display function too.

Simple to use software is included, and although this tiny digital photo frame features the latest display technology, it’s very easy to use. Or – if you were to pre-load it with family pictures, it makes a great gift for relatives, especially proud grandparents.

The screen itself is wonderfully crystal clear with virtually no visible pixels for high quality image reproduction. It’s also perfectly safe to be used in a kitchen, as it can be wiped clean with a soft cloth. So, there’s now no need to choose which pictures to stick on the fridge – you can have them all!

The Digital Photo Frame Fridge Magnet Includes simple to use software that is fast and easy, and comes with a fold out support strut for you desk or mantle.

On a Daft Note....
Although many people use them interchangeably PPI and DPI are not the same. PPI, or pixels per inch, denotes file resolution, whereas DPI, or dots per inch, denotes print resolution.

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