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Isn’t it a pain to have hundreds of photos online and no easy way to view them without an Internet connection? Online photo storage service Shutterfly has an idea to solve this problem as today they introduced their new PhotoShow DVD service.

The PhotoShow DVD service, said Shutterfly, will allow users to select up to 400 online photos and appropriate options to be saved as a multimedia slideshow on a DVD which Shutterfly burns and mails out. One of six styles can be selected to celebrate a special event, with further customization options allowing for such things as music, transitions, borders and end credits.

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As a special introductory offer, Shutterfly said the DVDs would be $19.99 a pop through August 17. After that, the price goes up to $24.99.

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