Kodak EasyShare EX811

The 8in, all-black Kodak EX811 is the only digital photo frame we've seen that plays video and audio files.

At £150 the Kodak is well-priced for this kind of product, and its wireless facilities make it a desirable proposition. Is a digital-photo viewer worth £150 to you? If so, the Kodak EX811 is a very good buy.

Kodak's EX811 is a Wi-Fi-enabled digital photo frame that is relatively easy to set up and use. Although its photo quality isn't the best, several compelling features make it worth a look.

Wireless connectivity. 128MB of internal memory. Widescreen. Video and MP3 playback. Automatic on/off timer. Headphone jack. Mini USB port. Excellent remote. Adjustable brightness.

Photo quality could be better. No audio out. Using on-screen keyboard is tedious. Video playback is choppy.

It's the first Wi-Fi—enabled digital photo frame we've seen that is relatively easy to set up and use. Although its photo quality isn't the best, the frame's other offerings—including 128MB of onboard memory and headphone jack—attracts atte

...frames. My mum bought this Kodak Digital Photo Frame as part of a gift for her Partner as he is in to his gadgets etc and this was new out at the time. However, on first impressions I thought it looked quite odd and maybe a little tacky. However, my op...

Regular change of picture, Plays audio and video

Style may not be to everyones taste

Good frame -- as long as you're not counting on Wireless

I purchased in January and found that the frame presented sharp, color-rich photographs. I found the instructions for connecting to my PC incomplete and inaccurate. I phoned Kodak's technical support and found their support staff to be completely ineffe...

Clean, Crisp pictures, but odd size

I purchased this as a present for my father. He absolutely loves it. The pros are a clean and clear picture, a large amount of internal memory, an easy to use interface, and nice looking frame. There are 2 cons to this model though.