You may be wondering just how different the Philips SPF3408 can be from its immediate predecessor, the SPF3407, and its immediate successor, the SPF3410.  And you’d be surprised to hear that there are actually some pretty significant differences among the two.

The Philips SPF3408 is a nine inch digital photo frame that boasts a hundred and twenty eight meg of onboard memory, clock and calendar functions, auto rotate, remote control, and support for USB flash drives, Memory Sticks, MMC, SD, MS Duo and x-D Picture card systems.

The critical difference between the 3407 and the 3408 is screen size.  The SPF3408 is fully two inches larger, which is actually pretty noticeable, especially in terms of sheer square footage.  The cost will vary depending on where you shop for it, but I managed to find one for only about ten bucks more than the 3407, so it’s a pretty fair tradeoff.

The sharpest image I’ve seen yet in a nice, large frame that shows off your pictures, and your sense of style, nicely, the Philips SPF3408 represents one of the best digital photo frames I’ve seen in a good long while, and one of the better buys if you’re in the market.