Product Description: PRODUCT FEATURES:7" widescreen TFT LCD color displayHandsome black wooden frameDisplays JPEG image filesPhoto slideshow modeSD, MMC, and MS card slotsWall-mountable design with detachable stand
Awesome! I am currently deployed in Afghanistan with the Army, and I bought this picture frame for my 3 year old daughter back at home. I took a whole bunch of pictures of myself and some of the sites here, and sent the whole thing to her. She loved it! She comments about the pictures all the time when I talk to her on the phone, and it's the first thing she shows people when they go in her room.
Great present for grandparents! We bought this present for my parents, who now have a new granddaughter an ocean away. What a great way for them to have up-to-date pictures - we just send them new versions on the scan disk memory card, they plug it in and away they go! It is defintately easy to use for even "older" generations who are not computer savy! The screen is big enough to see pictures across the living room and bright enough to be seen in the day time. The dark frame looks very elegant and compliments dark wood furniture very well. All in all, a great buy!
Colby Frame It's good except that you have to keep your memory card in it to view the pictures
Good value for the price I had been wanting a digital frame for over a year, but couldn't justify over $100. I was thrilled to see this one for $60 and have been very pleased with the setup and picture quality.
Widescreen is more trouble The product seems nice. The quality of the frame was not that great. It was a little rough around the inside of them frame where it sould have been smooth, but not that noticable. It was pretty ease to use. But if you want your picture to be in widescreen then you have to jump through some hoops. I had to get an image program from the web and resize the images. Then you have to deal with some images beting stretched. You don't have to do this but if you don't all the images will not be widescreen and will have black on the sides of the picture and it looks kind of cheap. The instruction manual or the manufactures web site had nothing about resiging images.
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