7-inch frame; 6.5 inch viewable display; 800x480 resolution; 3:2 aspect ratio
16MB Flash built in memory; Two memory card reader slots for extra external memory; compatible with Compact flash type 1, SD SDHD, Mulitmedia Card, xD card, Memory Stick, and Memory Pro
Compatible with Windows Vista, Windows 2000/XP or later, and Mac OS X
Photo edit: copy, delete, rotate, zoom, and black and white effect
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Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
Usable picture area.:
Very satisfied with unit due to the fact that we researched it prior to purchase and knew that there was a picture size limitation. If you use pictures from your digital camera without modifying the size you will only use about 75% of the frame. We haven't tried to modify pics so not sure about results. Picture color and clarity was good, menus' very useable with many choices. Good value for the money.
Good Deal:
A great campanion piece to a digital camera. We were viewing pictures shortly after unwrapping the gift. Easy to start using.
Digital Photo Frame:
The quality of the frame is good. It is a great frame if you want a basic frame that shows your photos in a slide show format (no sound, blue tooth, etc.). The resolution is 720 x 480, about double of most frames this size. The frame is good looking, but the plastic stand in back might break off if dropped. It has a clock with option to turn it off, manual or auto off and on, the ability to set different slide show intervals, limited editing in thumb nail mode, brightness adjustment, accepts up to a 2 GB... more info
Great Bang for the Buck with some Caveats-5.6" Model; focus for Mac Users:
This review is for the 6FF3FP(B or W): How purchased: Online for $30; elsewhere Purpose: Gift for elderly parents and grandparents; setup needed to be super easy with the thought I'd attach a memory card, ship it to parents. I needed to know that they could plug in and use with no, I repeat NO USE OR NEED FOR A MENU. I am in my 40's; my mom and grandmother are in 70 and late 90s....they are as non-technical as you can get. Therefore pixels, size, were not nearly important as being literally "plug... more info
