Like its counterpart, it supports JPEG, TIFF, and BMP photos. It also offers 128MB of onboard storage, SD/SDHC expansion for going beyond the limited memory, and a USB port for transferring files to and from a PC. One very noticeable difference between the Sony DPF-D710 and its counterpart is that it doesn’t feature LED backlighting, which means there’s a slight sacrifice of energy efficiency.
