Kodak Easyshare EX-811 8-inch Digital Picture Frame with Wireless Capability

I bought the 10" one (without wireless) and I love it. The large screen is great. It is bigger than I really realized and I probably would have bought the 8" had I known just to save money but it is wonderful. I had no problem at all transferring pictures (using Windows XP). There isn't much space on the frame itself (128 MB I believe) so I ran out of room pretty quick with 2 and 3 MB pictures. So, I'd recommend getting an SD card from the start since they're so cheap. Also, in hindsight I would have done the wireless. I didn't think I'd need it but it would be a lot easier and worth that small additional cost if you have a wireless network. My mom has the 8" wireless one and it's pretty slick.

I bought this frame to give it as a present.

First, I put some pictures and music so the couple could enjoy it immediatly with pictures of their friends.

I had the problem with the picture size. It's 800x480 ... no so standard, so I had to crop the pictures so they could show well in the frame.

The viewing is pretty cool. Also the sound. It accept all kind of flash cards and also has 128Mb on itself.

I would have liked it had a 'random' view, for me it would have been the 5 stars.

I recommend this product, specially for the competitive price and the good quality viewing.

Power supply is 110V only, so don't go buying this for any friends in Europe or the rest of the world. It is also pretty difficult to find a 12V 2A power supply to replace the one provided.
Other than that it does what it says on the tin.

Kodak is known by the above quality of its products...but I think that Kodak could be better...and also includes complete technical information on his site, especially in the part of supported video formats, because there are so much video formats that you can confuse about the correct video format to use with this Digital Picture Frame...About the picture feature It works fine...I test with a 3.8 MB jpg picture from a 8.1 Megapixel camera and plays well.

I've owned this frame for about a week now. It isn't anything fancy, I just wanted a small digital frame for my desk at work. When Amazon made it available for under seventy-five dollars I just couldn't pass it up.

The picture quality is great, and that's really the whole story for me. I bought a frame to show off my pictures, and it does that beautifully. It's as easy as loading up a memory card (SD in my case) with the pictures you want, sticking it in the frame, and turning the frame on. It isn't going to get much easier than that.

It will play music with your slide show if you like. It will even play MP3's that you put in. I usually don't mess around with these things, but I occasionally will play a bit from my camcorder with sound though it and again, it works fine.

What don't I like? I don't like the same thing that I don't like about many electronic products these days. Some of the controls are only on the remote. Some of them are on the back of the frame, but some are remote only...so don't lose it.

Bottom line, it's a great little display for the money. I'm thinking about buying another one for my bedroom. I just haven't decided if I want to pony up the extra money for one that I can update and change pictures on remotely.