Photos From Sim

[Connemmara]

It is sista's birthday next month and as usual can't buy the woman. However she said her neighbour picked up in a thrifty this thing like a Monitor and you take your sim out of phone insert into the the monitor shows full life photos.

I know my other friend years ago had one - any help here please. thanks - What will I ask for.

[webbo3]

this kind of thing.

http://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr#bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&;ei=ytoJUuuUCOvG7Ab4oIGwBw&fp=fcc85c07453ac09e&q=digital+photo+frames&sa=X&tbm=shop&ved=0CJ0BELMY



Dave.

[friedgreentomato]

Its called a digital photo frame, tesco sells them.

[Old_Geezer]

Does she really want to take the SIM out if the phone each time she looks at photos ? My handset needs date & time resetting each time I take the SIM out and later replace it.

[Connemmara]

thanks all for answering so quick - can you advise would it matter size ie 7" etc - some of them are expensive but I am happy to pay £25-£30. FGT Tescos only had two - but maybe if you go into shop there should be more.

AOG as far as I am aware her phone sets its own time etc. But it has set me on a train of getting a wee pressie for her along with other bits and bobs. Thanks again.

[LCDMAN]

It won't be the SIM card - it doesn't store photos there on ANY phone - it will be the memory card (SD or MicroSD). What you are looking for is a pretty bog standard "digital photo frame". Widely available in a range of sizes to suit all budgets.

[Connemmara]

well lcdman - where will she uploard her photos from her phone. She said this what her neighbour done. I don't know anything of them.

What would she need to get the photos on the digi thing - thanks

[Connemmara]

lcd - is the memory card still in her phone?

[Old_Geezer]

If it's a memory card rather than SIM memory then it usually resides in the handset but yes you can remove them and plug them into something else. Probably the photo frame itself ?

[LCDMAN]

Yup, you generally take the SD card out of the phone and plug it into the photo frame. Some of the more expensive ones (from HP I think) have their own internal memory and you can connect to computer and download photos onto them. The cheaper ones rely on you leaving the SD card plugged in.

[Prudie]

Did she say she'd actually liked what the neighbour had got though? Some people find digital phto frames as the new dreaded 'wedding toasters' gift (I do, I've been given 3 so far).

[woofgang]

meke sure that her phone has a suitable card in, not all of them do.

[Clave]

Digital photo frame!!!! present your memory.