| - Receives photos and pictures from Bluetooth mobile phones, Bluetooth digital cameras, Bluetooth PCs
- High-resolution digital 4.0" x 6.0" TFT screen with 720 x 480 pixels Displays photos with 262,144 colors
- Brightness adjustment Adjustable backlight (manual or automatic)
- Can be used horizontally or vertically. Automatically rotates the picture (portrait/landscape)
- The internal memory can receive and store over 500 photos.
Display and share your most important photos digitally by sending them from your Bluetooth mobile phone or PC to the Parrot PHOTO VIEWER 7". Say goodbye to memory cards and connecting wires. All the photos are transferred wirelessly by Bluetooth within seconds after taking a shot.
Your most memorable photos deserve the very best in display technology. Featuring a high-resolution LCD screen with 720 x 480 pixels and 262,144 colours, the Parrot PHOTO VIEWER benefits from the TFT technology to guarantee you the highest level of rendering in terms of colours and sharp details. The display can be customized by adjusting the brightness. See your photos in a slideshow The Parrot PHOTO VIEWER can store and display over 500 photos and pictures in JPEG format. Regardless of your photo's size and resolution, the Parrot digital frame automatically adapts it to the TFT screen. You can even chose to display one photo in freeze-frame, or all 500 in a continuous slide show. If you don't want to feature all 500 in a slide show, select only those you do wish to see in slide show mode. The Parrot PHOTO VIEWER 7" can be used both horizontally and vertically. The photos and pictures stored will automatically be rotated and resized to match the position of the digital photo frame.
The backlight of the Parrot PHOTO VIEWER 7" screen automatically adjusts to the brightness of your room. The optical sensor acts like a dimmer switch; it increases or reduces the screen brightness according to the surrounding light. Less light at night, more light during the day. The Parrot PHOTO VIEWER features a sensor that switches off the frame when the light level drops.
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