Using marketing phrases such as "Social Media Hub" and "Web-Connected Screen," HP doesn't want you to think of its DreamScreen 100 ($249.99 direct) as just another digital photo frame. Built-in applications include Pandora Internet radio, a primitive ...

Sexy design. Good image quality. Intuitive user interface. Simple network configuration

Pricey. UI is very sluggish. Limited video playback support. Computer-to-frame networking software does not support Macs

Despite a sometimes-painfully-slow interface and some less-than-useful applications, the good-looking, well-connected HP DreamScreen 100 digital photo frame does a nice job of displaying photos and videos.

Every once in a while, we see a device with one feature that makes it stand out from the pack. The IPEVO Kaleido R7 Wireless Digital Frame is one such device. The Kaleido R7's sharp display, which can rotate 90 degrees, shows full-screen images in ...

Easy configuration. Rotatable display. Sharp, bright images. Good viewing angle in landscape mode

Expensive. No storage for the remote. Wall wart instead of inline power adapter. Portrait mode viewing-angle problems

A sleek glossy housing makes the IPEVO Kaleido R7 an attractive digital photo frame, but its unique rotatable display isn't enough to justify the high price.

If you like digital photo frames, you'll love Wi-Fi frames, because you send content to them from your computer (or the Internet) without the need for connecting wires. With its attractive black frame and colorful interchangeable mats, the Kodak ...

Attractive mat design. Wi-Fi. Antiglare screen

Inconsistent image quality. Advertisements with partner-supplied content. Scaling issues with some content

The Kodak EasyShare W820 Wireless Digital Frame gives you a budget-quality device at a premium price.

The Smartparts SP8PRT Digital Picture Frame and Printer marries a thermal-dye photo printer with an 8-inch digital picture frame.

Print pack holds both dye roll and paper. Highly water-resistant photos. LCD offers wide angle of view.

Photo paper is unusually thin, with significant curl. No built-in editing features. High cost per print.

The name says it all: The Smartparts SP8PRT Digital Picture Frame and Printer lets you view pictures on the frame's LCD, and print them out as well.

Pandigital's 8-inch PanTouch Digital Photo Frame has terrific color accuracy and offers adjustment controls for brightness, contrast, tint, and color-perfect for serious photography enthusiasts. Color is more accurate than in the too-punchy Kodak ...

Excellent color accuracy and fine-tuning options (brightness, contrast, tint, and color). Touch-screen controls. Compatible with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth USB adapters. Can use Wi-Fi adapter to connect to Google's Picasa Web Albums and download photos.

IR blaster is visible. Logging into Picasa Web Albums via Wi-Fi takes a few minutes. Image colors change depending on viewing angle.

This frame's LCD has rich colors and lots of image adjustments for the pros. It gives the highly rated Sony DPF-V900 9 a run for the money.

At $80 street, this 7-inch digital photo frame sounds like a steal. It displays images and videos in widescreen format, integrates small speakers to play MP3s, and is even smart enough to automatically rotate pics when you switch the orientation from ...

Very inexpensive. Interchangeable faceplate patterns.

Poor image quality. Cumbersome menu system. Blatantly visible IR receiver is an eyesore. Poorly placed USB port.

This frame's 480-by-234-pixel screen resolution is the kiss of death. It makes images appear boxy, jagged, and pixelated.

Even though this photo frame sports an HP logo, its image quality, user interface and overall build disappoint.

Interchangeable faceplates.

Cumbersome menu system. Blatantly visible IR receiver is an eyesore. Most USB flash drives show from front when plugged in.

Even though this photo frame sports an HP logo, its image quality, user interface, and overall build disappoint.

Wireless photo sharing is nice, but this frame's performance doesn't justify its price.

Great photo quality. 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi connectivity. Displays images from Flickr, Microsoft Live Spaces, and Webshots online photo services. 256MB internal memory. Video and MP3 playback. Clock. Remote control

Expensive. Interface could be better. Sluggish response. Lengthy boot-up time. No file-folder structure

This pricey frame can wirelessly display pics from your PC and online photo-sharing accounts, but with sluggish response and a confusing interface, there are plenty of better, lower-priced options.

In the ever-growing and increasingly competitive digital photo frame market, Westinghouse has stepped it up a notch by developing a new technology in its latest model, the DPF-1021 ($249 list). The technology, MosaicView, is an exclusive feature that ...

10.2-inch widescreen. USB and mini USB ports. 9-in-1 card reader. MosaicView displays multiple images at once. 128MB of onboard memory. Wide viewing angle. Adjustable settings for brightness, contrast, color and tint.

No remote control or USB cable included. No Wi-Fi or on-screen file-management capabilities. No audio-out. No MP3 support or sound with video playback. Lacks automatic timer. No auto-play after memory card insertion.

This widescreen photo frame from Westinghouse has terrific photo quality and plenty of slide-show effects, with the ability to view multiple images at oncebut you'll pay a premium.

The Mustek PF-A1020BC screen has an extra-large 9.5-inch viewable area (3:2 aspect ratio) to showcase JPEG photos in crisp 720 x 480 resolution. It utilizes the latest in imaging science for truer colors and improved skin tones. Consumers will also ...

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