ALBUM Portable Digital Photo Gallery

We all love boring…sorry, entertaining friends with our photos. But cracking out your laptop to show some piccy of you wearing a sombrero and nothing else is a right hassle. And stuffing wadges of photographs in your pocket is incredibly last century. So prepare to go gaga over the stunning ALBUM Portable Digital Photo Gallery.

No bigger than a paperback, this ultra-chic 4GB photo album can store over 40,000 photos, showcasing them on its eye-poppingly crisp 7” screen. Just upload your photos directly from your digital camera, memory card, flash drive or computer, then pop the ALBUM in your pocket or bag. It’s a doddle.


As you’d expect, the idiot-proof ALBUM features an automatic slideshow function. You can also scroll through pics manually, delete photos and create albums and favourites using its unobtrusive side buttons. Try doing that with an old school photo album. (Actually, don’t; people will think you’re mental).


If you’re sceptical about the ALBUM’s incredible capacity, relax. Unlike inferior digital albums it actually resizes your photos. This means it really does hold 40,000 pics, so you won’t have to resize them on a computer before downloading them. Simply activate the nifty Clean Up function to optimise resolution.

Yes, we know you can trawl through photos on your camera/phone, but unless onlookers have got bionic eyes, the overall effect is pretty rubbish. Think of the ALBUM as a digital portfolio or a hi-tech version of those enormous leather-bound albums that dullards stuff with wedding and holiday snaps.



Talking of leather, the ludicrously slim ALBUM comes swathed in a luxe leather cover that flips open and doubles up as a handy stand. The whole package is incredibly classy. And thanks to three hours of battery life you’ll have more than enough time to show off your snaps.


If you don’t, we can only assume you’re one of those weirdos who takes photos of inanimate objects as well as sunburnt bozos necking tequila, in which case you’ll want to upgrade the ALBUM’s on-board memory – no problem as it’s expandable to a whopping 20GB using SD cards. “And this is me, with the guide, by the temple, on top of the…” Zzzzzzzzz.