Kodak - M1020 Expert Reviews

Kodak's W1020 digital photo frame stands out thanks to its image quality.

Includes Wi-Fi; can stream from online Kodak EasyShare and Flickr accounts (Mac firmware update required); very good image quality

Touch border can be awkward to navigate; no support for HD video files despite 16:9 aspect ratio; may not play some video files

Kodak uses its Quick Touch Border technology with the frame, which is a set of embedded buttons along the outside of the LCD screen. Navigating the buttons and the frame's menus takes some patience, though, between user misfire on the touch panel and ...

The Kodak W1020 frame ($160 as of 5/7/2009) stands out thanks to its ease of use (in most respects), with or without Kodak's proprietary software. The 10-inch frame, which displays at a 16:9 ratio, produced very good color accuracy in our tests. In ...

Includes Wi-Fi ; Easy to set up

Kodak software is clunky and slows down your PC ; Touch border can be awkward to navigate

Like several other frames we tested, the W1020 has 512MB of internal memory and supports multiple types of cards, including SD, SDHC, MMC, MS, xD, and CF, as well as USB flash drives. (It can also play MPEG 1 and 4, AVI, and MOV files.) This frame ...

Indulge your senses with pictures, videos and music. 10 in. (25.4 cm) digital photo display Play videos and listen to MP3s Kodak's Quic

The wood-framed, glass-fronted Kodak EasyShare W1020 is easy to use, with or without Kodak's proprietary software.

The W1020 is Wi-Fi-enabled and can stream content from your Kodak EasyShare Gallery and Flickr account. The hardest part of setting up the Wi-Fi is entering your network key using the remote or a touchscreen. Doing so can be a challenge, but at least ...

Kodak's latest digital picture frame has WiFi, 512MB on-board memory, and a host of online services.

In theory it's a great concept: build a photo frame for displaying digital pictures and equip it with a wireless interface that allows users to connect to the internet and view shots from online galleries. Add in the ability to display shots and video ...

The EasyShare W1020 Digital Photo Frame provides an attractive platform for viewing a slideshow of digital photos. It's easy to upload a collection of images to the frame from your computer and slideshows of the last batch of images uploaded are ...

kodak easyshare w1020 wireless digital frame review: Kodak may have cut some corners on the build quality of the W1020, but it offers decent image quality, performance, and a strong feature set for the money.

Relatively large screen area, Solid display quality, Built-in Wi-Fi, Zippy performance, Easy to set up, Supports MP3 and video playback

Cheap plastic frame, No remote, Mac owners can't wirelessly connect to their computers

Kodak may have cut some corners on the build quality of the EasyShare W1020 Wireless Digital Frame, but it offers decent image quality, performance, and a strong feature set for the money.

kodak easyshare m1020 review: Despite the large screen and Quick Touch Border feature, the M1020 is priced at AU$349 which is a bit pricey for a digital frame that freezes all too often.

Crisp and clear images, Suits any room's d-cor, Large screen

No PC cables, Freezes regularly, Videos have motion blur, Slow interface

Despite the large screen and Quick Touch Border feature, the M1020 is priced at AU$349 which is a bit pricey for a digital frame that freezes all too often.

Show off your pictures as well as videos

Kodak's M1020 is certainly an improvement, though we weren't overly keen on the control system and if you won't make full use of the media support it's an expensive choice