ViewSonic VFD826-70

Vibrant colours, good brightness and contrast, has a built-in battery, viewable from wide angles, pictures aren't squished or stretched to fit the screen ;

Portrait shots aren't rendered properly, no remote control, confusing interface, SD cards can be hard to remove, can't be hung on a wall ;

What we love about this frame is its built-in rechargeable battery. Unplug the frame's power pack, and it'll continue to display photos continuously for up to two hours (according to our tests when looping a slideshow off an SD memory card). This means...

Vibrant colours, good brightness and contrast, has a built-in battery, viewable from wide angles, pictures aren't squished or stretched to fit the screen

Portrait shots aren't rendered properly, no remote control, confusing interface, SD cards can be hard to remove, can't be hung on a wall

This is a neat device on which to display 'happy snaps'. It lacks a few key features, such as a remote control and wall mounts, and it can be a little hard to use, but its picture quality is very good and it can be viewed adequately from wide angles.

It has very nice features like the calender and clock. Also I admired the transition effects you can use. Overall it was decent

The pictures MUST be 800x600 otherwise it wont recognise it. It would be nice if it just made it fit the screen. That made it loose an egg. The frame itself is a little cheap. but all in all its pretty good