, but also has a TV out function. Why? To display your pictures on your TV in case your camera doesn't have that ability.</p>
<p>Unfortunately the device only supports JPEGs and not video, but has a 3x3 preview screen, slideshow, and works on NTSC as well as PAL. Rotate and zooming also supported, for some on-screen temporary photo manipulation. We think this would be pretty useful to take to your parents' place when you want to show them a slideshow of your kids. </p>
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I am looking for a device that will enable me to view photos on Sd cards and Usb flash drives on my TV set. Does this device so that? The product description page on this web-sitedoes not display.