By Andrew Liszewski
Korean company Narae has just launched this miniature digital photo album called the ‘Soban.’ A slightly larger screen sets it apart from other keychain albums already on the market and with the 128 MB of internal memory you can expect to store a whopping 7,000 images. Of course that number most likely refers to photos that have already been reduced to the native resolution of the small screen. The other innovation here is a unique design that looks like an actual miniature photo album when the cover is closed. Clearly millions of dollars of R&D money went into perfecting that feature.
The Soban is currently available in Korea but there’s no word on if it will ever make its way to North America.
[ Narae to launch its mini electronic photo album ‘Soban’ ] VIA [ Newlaunches.com ]
How’s the picture quality? How much are these priced at?
Looks sort of like a traditional flip-book of photos – nice styling.
please tell me how much is the price
please tell me how much is the price
please tell me how much is the price