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Picture Porter Elite by Digital Foci

  • 10/01/06

Picture Porter Elite by Digital Foci

Picture Porter Elite by Digital Foci

DIGITAL FOCI has released its Picture Porter Elite portable digital photo viewer. Featuring a 3.6-inch LCD screen, Picture Porter Elite saves photos on its hard drive, and its built-in memory-card slot lets users copy and archive photos without needing peripheral equipment. The device supports the PictBridge standard printable image on any PictBridge-compliant printer via a USB connection, without having to use a computer. Picture Porter Elite can also be used as a portable MP3 and video player, as well as a voice and television recorder. The viewer is compatible with Windows and Mac through itsUSB2 connection. Price: $449.

 

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