7.6 out of 10

Sony DPF-V900

First seen: 12 february 2008

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User Score (135)

8.6
Expert Score (3)

8.7
Design (6)

8.7
Value for money (2)

7.4
Ease of use (8)

9.0

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Pros & Cons

pictures fill the screen, sorry mum, even play video footage, virtually any storage, menu simple enough

ext memory needs reader, limited display options, i cannot find one, gui is terrible, pc upload problem

Manufacturer's Description

9" frame, 15:9 aspect ratio LCD, supports memory card, up to 1,000 images, HDMI™ output, auto image correction, Bluetooth® ready, auto image rotation.

Large 9” 1 wide (15:9) LCD display displays your photos with vibrant color and crisp detail in WVGA (800 x 480) resolution.
Display your photos as a single image, in thumbnail view for quick searching, or as a slideshow.
Bluetooth® capability 4 lets you wirelessly transfer photos from compatible devices, includi…

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Sony DPF-V900

The Sony DPF-V900 is a digital photo frame that measures 9.6 x 6.4 x 1.5 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 1.8 pounds.

Playback

The digital photo frame supports playback of JPEG, BMP, TIFF, and RAW image formats up to a resolution of 48 megapixels. It operates in portrait, landscape, and auto orientation modes. While on display, users can opt to zoom in, zoom out, delete, and rotate photos. Users can also choose to view in slideshow mode or in thumbnail mode.

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Sony DPF-V900

The Sony DPF-V900 is a digital photo frame that measures 9.6 x 6.4 x 1.5 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 1.8 pounds.

Playback

Other playback features of the DPF-V900 include red-eye correction, auto image resizing, variable slideshow speeds, auto slideshow, exposure correction, and variable fade effects.

Display

The Sony DPF-V900 is equipped with a 9-inch WVGA-resolution (800 x 480) TFT LCD screen with an image aspect ratio of 15:9.

Memory

The digital photo frame comes with an integrated flash memory of 512 megabytes with an auto-sizing feature. This feature allows users to store up to 1,000 1.5-megapixel photos in the internal storage. Apart from this, the DPF-V900 supports the use of a wide variety of flash memory cards including RS-MMC, MultiMediaCard, CompactFlash Card type II, Microdrive, SD Memory Card, MultiMediaCardplus, Memory Stick Duo, CompactFlash Card type I, SDHC Memory Card, Memory Stick Pro, Memory Stick, XD-Picture Card, and Memory Stick PRO Duo.

Connectivity

The Sony DPF-V900 features a variety of connectivity options. It is Bluetooth-capable and it is HDMI connection-enabled. It also has USB Type B, USB Type A, and 19 pin HDMI Type A connections.

Compatibility

The Sony DPF-V900 is compatible with MS Windows Vista, MS Windows XP, Apple Mac OS X 10.4 or later, and MS Windows 2000 SP3 or later.

Additional Features

The DPF-V900 is compliant with Plug-and-Play standards allowing for direct image transfers from digital cameras and memory cards without the need for computers.

Its other features include clock and calendar playback with a variety of available designs.

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Reviews of Sony DPF-V900

Expert Reviews

Review: Sony DPF-V900 9″ Digital Photo Frame

Reviewer: Digital Picture Frame & Photo Frame Reviews
22 July 2008

Overall 6

The Sony DPF-V900 has a lot to like about it; the fantastic display is its best asset. The biggest probem we have is that at this price point ($250 MSRP) we want WiFi. Sony opted to skip wireless and added HDMI instead. If you want HDMI, this frame is perfect for you, but we think the audience for such a product is pretty small and fullyexpect to see WiFi next time around. Read more
A Digital Photo Frame With Connectivity: Sony - DPF-V900 9-Inch Widescreen LCD

Reviewer: Personal Electronics buzz
29 August 2008
I recently received the Sony 9-inch widescreen digital frame as a gift. I spent the first few day downloading favorite pictures and then turned to the more sophisticated functions. Read more

User Reviews

Worth the extra cost

Reviewer: OneCall
3 January 2009

Overall 10

The HDMI interface with my HD plasma monitor makes this an excellent way to view photos on the big screen. The variety of interfaces for memory cards or USB connectivity make this photo frame unlikely to become obsolete anytime soon. Read more
Love this frame....

Reviewer: staron, J&R
19 June 2008

Overall 10

I bought this frame, b/c its the 1st one that was nice looking enough that i would want it out on display. You can turn off the white SONY glow, which is nice. All in all quite satisfied. Read more
A couple of problems

Reviewer: ABT Electronics
2 January 2009

Overall 8

The manual does not provide complete instructions for use. After uploading 180 photo from my computer an error message is display that indicates the file could not be created. Memory was not the issue because I was able to add additional photos directly from a camera and from a thumb drive. Read more
Love this frame with my new HDTV

Reviewer: B&H Photo
8 February 2009

Overall 10

This frame lets you pop a multi-gig memory stick into it, after you have offloaded your camera's picture onto your computer and loaded your favorites onto the memory stick. Buy an HDMI cable and you can watch your favorite pictures on your HDTV. Easy to set up, slick frame remote, technology perfect for grandparents (me). Read more
Question Marks

Reviewer: Amazon
26 November 2009

Overall 2

I have a Sony photoframe and every other picture is a question mark. This is not a good product if you use photoshop to digitally master your pictures in a digital darkroom. Read more