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- Official Mustek Viewfun branded Travel Photo Frame: 1.5-inch colour display to playback photos;
- 1" Black & White text display to show clock and temperature;
Clock display: year/month/day/hour/minute; Temperature effective range: 0 ~ 50 ° C
- File formats: BMP, GIF, JPG, TIF, PNG; Image resolution: 120 x 80 pixels
- Built-in 8MB internal memory stores up to 60 pcs photos
Dimension: 79x107x28mm / 3.1 x 4.2 x 1.1 inch (L x H x W); Weight: 0.2 lbs / 90g
- Warning: Some rogue sellers are trying to list their inferior quality product under this Mustek brand, pls make sure what you received is a "Mustek Viewfun" product
    Just perfect for Christmas, 2007-12-07 This is the best gift I have found for Xmas this year, i'm giving one for someone at work, another for my retired father in law, another for my brother who has everything and another for my dad as an alarm clock!
I like the fact it has a charger and battery option and is simple to use, you can't go wrong. A definite must for anyone. Digital era were great as they always have stock and ship next day. Fantastic
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Our Price: £15.80
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- Portable Video & Sound system with 7 16:9 Wide LCD screen and iPod docking station
- Music, video and photo playback with high quality surround sound
- iPod dock connector for standard iPod series: iPod, iPod Photo, iPod Video, iPod mini, iPod nano
- Playback Musice/Photo/Movie via SD/MS memory card / USB pendrive (not included)
- Rechargeable battery for up to 3.5 hrs multi-media playback
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Our Price: £89.98
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- Multifunctional digital video, digital photo, and PC webcam
- 3.1MP CMOS image sensor, Interpolate to 4 Megapixels; 1.5-inch TFT LCD screen
- Video recording with sound; Built-in microphone; USB port and AV output
- 4X digital zoom and flash
- 16 MB internal memory, expansion slot for SD/MMC memory card (up to 2GB, optional)
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Our Price: £39.98
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    Exactly What I Wanted, 2009-01-06 Bought this as a Christmas present for my Grandmother, and have had no problems.
Used a Kodak 512 MB SD card, frame picked it up straight away, and starts showing the pictures as soon as it's turned on.
I'd advise either having all of your pictures in the same orientation - landscape or portrait. Quite amusing to find it had stretched the one portrait picture I had included, resulting in my brothers head being chopped off!!
Easy to use, no problems at all. Looks really nice too.
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List Price: £29.99
Our Price: £25.00
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    Great for the price, 2008-12-17 The image quality of this camera is exactly what you'd expect from a small personal video camera. It's not as good as a full size camcorder but it is more portable and easier to use. The manual is OK but if you aren't technically minded you may find it hard going. The buttons and menus are all straightforward though.
I also like how they have added some extra functionality very cheaply - e.g. the ear phone socket allows it to be used as a normal mp3 player and the unit can also read books in .TXT format. The bundled software allows conversion of DVD's to be viewed on the unit. The fact that it looks like an old-style leather compact camera is also something some people will prefer.
Overall this unit is great for the price.
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The Mustek PF-E150 is the ideal present for any traveller. A digital alarm clock shows you the time and ensures that you get up on time, a digital thermometer lets you know just how hot (or cold) it is and the 1.5 inch colour LCD digital photo frame lets you see your loved ones when ever and wherever you are. This frames real bonus above other similar products is that this travel frame comes with a mains power plug to power the text and LCD display so that you dont have to rely on battery power all the time.
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Our Price: £15.80
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    just a great video camera...., 2008-12-28 this is just great, for the money it is spot on as a present - cheap enough for my 10 year old to get into shooting clips on holiday etc... thanks to the SD card memory, the battery lasts for ages - and the quality is great outdoors and more than good enough inside..
recommended
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- Content: Type - Wide A3 format flatbed colour scanner / Document Size - 297 x 420 mm / Resolution - Optical: 1200 x 1200 dpi Enhanced: 9600 x 9600 dpi / Connection - USB 2.0 / Depth - Colour: 48/24 Bit Grey Mode: 16/8 Bit Line scan: 1 Bit / Speed - 11.2 ms per line (colour, USB 1.1) 3.6 ms per line (colour, USB 2.0) / Computer Interface - USB 2.0 / Compatibility - Windows 2000, XP, Vista Mac OS X / Included Software - Text and image editing software
- Accessories - Installation CD, software
- Manual - information available soon
- Other - PC IBM or Pentium 500 MHz processor USB free port SVGA colour monitor CD-ROM or DVD-ROM player 128MB of RAM minimum 220MB free hard drive space minimum
    Great value A3 scanner, 2008-03-06 Considering most other A3 scanners involve you having to take out a second mortgage to be able to afford them, this is a real barg. I've not used one of the more "professional level" A3 scanners but I've got a more expensive Epson A4 scanner and to me this Mustek one is still pretty good... and can scan an area double the size. Nice!
I've read a lot of reviews about scanners and people often complain about colour reproduction, how dark/light scans were etc. but I think these comments often relate to "one click" scans whereby people assume you're going to get a perfect reproduction without any user intervention whatsoever. Also I'd never let my scanner save an image as a JPEG, I'd always suggest scanning a raw image into a program - preferably Photoshop - before saving it.
Given that I use Photoshop most of the time my main concern is: can I get a decent picture out of the scanner even if it involves a little tweaking? The answer here is "yes". I never use any of the tweaky adjustment settings you get on the scanners themselves, I just want a nice clean "uncorrected" scan and then I'll descreen it / adjust the levels / sharpen it myself in Photoshop, thank you very much. I was a little unsure how good the images were going to come out at first with this scanner but all the scans I've done so far are nice and clear and the end results are comparable to images I've obtained via my Epson scanner.
One minor quibble I have is that Photoshop CS3 more often than not refuses to scan via the TWAIN driver and will just crash. This could be another "feature" of the ever wonderful Vista or possibly some bug in CS3. From doing a little reading around it looks like CS3 has some weird stuff going on which wasn't happening in CS2 and it also seems that it's not just this scanner that people have been having problems with. At the moment it is a bit annoying but I've resorted to using the Ulead Photo Express software that comes with it for scanning images in and then I fiddle with them in Photoshop afterwards. Adobe Bridge's "Photo Downloader" seems to like using the TWAIN driver with it so it does imply that it's Photoshop that's got the problem here. I must point out that you can import via WIA in Photoshop but you don't get all the settings you might want like choosing an odd DPI setting etc.
Build-wise it's quite a light scanner and I wouldn't think it'd take much to break it but you're not likely to be lugging it around much... hopefully! It cunningly has a black background on the inside of the lid which is a great idea as you're able to reduce or remove any "bleed through" of text from the other side of a sheet of paper with virtually no effort. I always used a piece of black paper before so I've found this really handy.
In terms of speed, it's probably not going to win any awards but I've been scanning in near A3 size images at 600dpi and it takes about a minute, which I don't think is too bad really.
Overall: for the money it's great value. It's A3 and if you know what you're doing you should be able to get good LARGE images off it. Even if you like to rely on scanners adjusting colours for you and descreening and all of that you can't really complain for the money.
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Our Price: £129.00
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- Content: Type - Wide A3 format flatbed colour scanner / Document Size - 297 x 420 mm / Resolution - Optical: 600 x 1200 dpi Enhanced: 9600 x 9600 dpi / Connection - USB 2.0 / Depth - Colour: 48/24 Bit Grey mode: 16/8 Bit Line scan: 1 Bit / Speed - 11.2 ms per line (colour, USB 1.1) 3.6 ms per line (colour, USB 2.0) / Computer Interface - USB 2.0 / Compatibility - Windows 2000, XP, Vista Mac OS X / Included Software - Text treatment and image editing software
- Accessories - Installation CD, software
- Manual - information available soon
- Other - PC IBM or Pentium 500 MHz processor USB free port SVGA colour monitor CD-ROM or DVD-ROM player 128MB of RAM minimum 220MB free hard drive space minimum
    Does what it needs to...., 2008-05-22 Bought the scanner about 3 years ago, has performed well and reliably all the time. The scanner at this price is a bargain, at about 20% of the price of its nearest priced competitor when I bought it, its a total bargain. Build quality and performance are good and it has proved very handy for those awkward scans, is everything YOU scan a flat A4 sheet?
No gimmicks, just an honest product for once!
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Our Price: £101.99
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- Fashionable curved corners and shiny piano finish in black
- Flat 7" TFT LCD display in 16:9 widescreen formate
- Single photo display and slide show mode
Slide show function with different interval times and different transition effects
- Compatible with SD/SDHC/MMC/MS/MS/Pro cards
USB port (USB2.0) for connecting a USB pendrive
- Automatic adjustment of the picture size to fit the screen
Easy operation with function keys With stand for horizontal and vertical setup
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