In my office on my desk alongside my hand cream, lip balm and my treasure Ryan Giggs figurine I had a mass of photographs of my wedding day, my husband, my three cats, my god children, my nephew and my niece and as you can imagine it was getting a little bit cluttered. I like to make my desk homely with lots of mementoes and with limited space by wonderful hubby solved the problem for me, a digital photo frame. I am not the techiest of people I'll hold my hands up to that, but I am quite good at getting things to work even if I reluctantly have to follow the instructions. So armed with my new photo frame which is the Sony DPF-D85 I am ready to sort my desk ...  Read the complete review

This digital photo frame by Sony sits perched up on our mantle piece day in day out showing me happy memories and images of loved ones and for that reason alone i love this gadget. The DPF-D85 must be plugged in to work (look at it as being like a mini TV although it doesn't have to be plugged in at all times, more about that later) There is even a handy little remote control that comes with it. There is an easy to understand instruction manual included in the box so it's a quick and easy job to get this photo frame up and running. The frame itself has a shiny black surround again like you would find on a large LCD TV. Speaking of LCD that's what the screen is, it is an .  Read the complete review

This is a lovely digital photo frame. I looked at several before deciding on this one which I purchased from Amazon for £90 although when I looked today they have shot up to £140. This is very expensive and the only reason I paid £90 was because I had amazon vouchers - otherwise I would probably have gone for a cheaper model. Set Up On arrival the photo frame came packed in a box along with a remote control. It was very easy to set up - you simply plug it in then place either the memory card, USB stick or computer into the frame and the photos will come up on the screen. There is an LED light which turns green to let you know the frame is on. ...  Read the complete review

TECHNICAL DETAILS: * 20.3cm (8") WVGA Clear Photo LCD (16:10 ratio) * 256MB memory - Offers storage space for up to 500 photos * Easy image search * Smart orientation sensor * LED illuminated Sony logo on bezel WHAT IT DOES: Um, in a nutshell, it allows you to stuff it full of photos (up to 500) which it will then scroll though. You can choose to display it portrait or landscape (thanks to a little stand which is included). It covers off most photo formats, including JPEGs, TIFF, RAW and BMP. PRICE: Between £695 and £99 GETTING YOUR PHOTOS ON THERE: Is incredibly easy - you have a choice as to how you go ...  Read the complete review

The age of digital photographs is brilliant, everyone can take loads of pictures and choose from the best ones. The problem is that you are left with hundreds of photos that are expensive to print out and then once you've done that where do you keep them? Well digital photoframes solve this problem, allowing you to display as many photos as you like in a slide show. I have a couple of these frames, and my favourite is this Sony offering. Despite being expensive in comparison to the others (around £60 online) I really like the clarity of the pictures and am a bit of sucker for Sony products. The frame is about the same size as a standard 6x4 photo frame and has ...  Read the complete review