JWIN JP147 Digital Photo Frame
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: JWIN
- Product Model: JP147
- Mfg Part #: JP147
- UPC: 639247370098
- Category: Digital Picture Frames
Product Description
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Connectivity Technology : Cable
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Image
Image Formats : JPEG
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Audio
Audio Formats : MP3
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Display & Graphics
Screen Size : 7"
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Memory
Memory Card Supported : Secure Digital (SD) Card
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Interfaces/Ports
USB : Yes
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Connectivity Technology : Cable
Built-in Devices : Speaker
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Image
Image Formats : JPEG
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Audio
Audio Formats : MP3
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Display & Graphics
Screen Size : 7"
Screen Type : LCD
Screen Resolution : 480 x 234
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Memory
Memory Card Supported : Secure Digital (SD) Card
Memory Card Supported : MultiMediaCard (MMC)
Memory Card Supported : Memory Stick
Memory Card Supported : CompactFlash (CF) Card
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Interfaces/Ports
USB : Yes