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Keian_allinone2.JPGKeian Japan's photo frame plans not just to replace your boring digital photo frame, but also your printer AND your audio player. The Keian Japan P71-A2-JP is a box-like contraption with a 7-inch 480 x 234 display. It has a card slot that can support up to 32GB of SDHC cards and memory sticks, and a USB connector which brings up the possibility, like what Akihabara News observed, of connecting an external hard drive to it.

Every time you have a friend over who sees the picture on the screen and wants a copy of it, you can print it directly through the built-in printer that has a 300dpi resolution and churns out 100 x 150 mm sized photos. And, while you're viewing slideshows, you can take advantage of the MP3 file support and listen to some music. Talk about all-in-one.



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