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Contrary to Thanko's reputation of releasing the most unconventional gadgets, this one's surprisingly quite ordinary. The USB mini digital photo frame by Thanko measures 81×61x15mm with a 1.44-inch screen. It connects via USB to a computer so you can load it with images that you can include in slide shows. You'd need to crop your images so they'd appear how you want them to look like the minute screen, but you'll get guidance in the form of a red border on the photo frame's software.

Aside from displaying images, the gadget has a clock and calendar display mode. For protection, the LCD screen is protected with a transparent flip cover with the device's controls located at its back. Thanko's USB mini digital photo frame runs on standard AA batteries that can last 10 hours of looping slideshow playback.

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