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Smartparts Announces the World's Largest Digital Photo Frame

SP3200, a 32-inch behemoth to be officialy released at CES 2008

Jan 3, 2008 20:31 GMT  ·  By
  

Since just about everyone and their mother are making a CES-related announcement these days, we'll try to show you some of the most interesting (and out of the ordinary) products CE manufacturers come out with. That's exactly the case with the latest products from Smartparts, who plans two unveil a couple of very innovative digital photo frames at the upcoming technology show.

The first such product is the SP3200, a device that can hardly be called a digital frame, since it has a diagonal size of around 32 inches. Furthermore, the SP3200 sports a 16:9, widescreen LCD panel that displays photos in high-definition, at a resolution of 1366x768.

However, this is not the only surprise the company has in store for its customers, because Smartparts will also introduce another first at CES 2008 with the launch of what seems to be the world's first and only digital picture frame with a built-in photo printer, the SP8PRT. Part of the company's extensive OptiPix family of digital picture frames, the SP8PRT provides quite a high level of versatility, as it gives consumers the ability to print any digital picture stored on the frame with the touch of a button.

"The impressive SP3200 and highly-versatile SP8PRT are indicative of our dedication to provide consumers with innovative and cutting-edge digital frames," said Stefan Guelpen, president and co-founder of Smartparts. "CES 2008 will give us the opportunity to showcase these revolutionary new models as well as other new additions to our popular OptiPix and SyncPix lines."

These two new products from Smartparts further demonstrate the increasing interest for this specific field shown by both manufacturers and consumers, although the 32-inch monster mentioned earlier is a bit exaggerated, as most users typically settle for 7, 9 or 10-inchers.

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