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crunchgear.com - 2/18/2009

Digital Foci’s Photo Book is suprisingly cool

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This Photo Book from Digital Foci actually looks pretty cool and it’s perfect for photographers or even casual picture takers. It’s an 8-inch photo album with an 800×600 LCD color screen and 4GB of internal memory. What makes this photo album worth posting is that it supports RAW. A ...

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engadget.com - 2/18/2009

Digital Foci's Photo Book displays RAW files, at home and in the wild

— engadget.com — As Marlin Perkins used to remind us on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom , naturalists have observed as many variations of the common frameus digitalus in nature as they have mammals of the felidae family. We've seen digiframes that are actually ... (more) Digital Foci's Photo Book displays RAW files, at home ...

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Photo Book, a portable image viewer that supports RAW
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... The Photo Book from Digital Foci almost seems like its from that forlorn era of Just A Few Year Back, when manufacturers were trying to get us to buy Portable Media Centers and dedicated movie devices too big to fit in a pocket. But it's got a specific market in mind: photographers. It can digest nearly every type of flash memory card on the planet, gulping down images to its 4GB of internal memory—including files in RAW formats. (Which RAW formats it supports—there's a different variant for nearly every type of camera—will be the big if.) ...

RAW Photo Viewing Device Beaten by Netbooks
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... 2.5 hours. In fact, the only advantages are portability and price. The Photo Book will be $190 when it hits stores in May this year. A netbook is around twice that, but can do so much more besides. And as Joel at Boing Boing Gadgets points out, RAW support is an ever-shifting target. That's why Adobe and Apple are forever updating their photo software just to keep up with new cameras. Verdict: don't bother. Product page [Digital Foci via BBG via Crunchgear] ...