Kodak Digital Photo Frame Reviews

"However, with its WiFi connection and online photo store, the Kodak EasyShare W1020 has the potential to finally persuade us to pony up...Unfortunately, the W1020 has no way of detecting which way is up, so doesn't rotate images automatically, which can be a bit of a pain...All in all, the W1010 feels well thought out and the build quality is good, or at least as good as it can be considering its entire external structure is plastic..." read more »

"Even with all of these advantages, however, a steep price tag means the W820 will have to work a little harder to prove its value to consumers...The W1020 digital picture frame is essentially the same frame as the W820...This does raise some concerns about how easily they can be taken up and reapplied, but Kodak notes that if you store the mat on its provided backing paper when not in use, the adhesive should stay good and strong...Other than a stuttering problem when playing large videos from cards, the W820 is an excellent video playback device as well..." read more »

"Bright and sharp display, large internal memory, wireless capabilities, good versatility with memory cards, easy to use...No battery-only option, MSRP is a little high, image quality not exceptional...Kodak thought of everything with its EasyShare EX811 digital picture frame...You have several options for supplying photos to the EX811...You can insert any of six different memory card formats, connect a computer or jump drive through a USB input or utilize the..." read more »

"Transferring pictures from your PC to your M820 is quick and easy...The Kodak EasyShare M820 displays images in HD format (16:9 aspect ratio...To customize the frame to match your home's decor, two decorative mattes are included, in Cranberry Red and Silver colors...I bought this new the other day over the others as the picture quality was pretty good..." read more »

"Clear and crisp images Slim design Smooth touch-sensitive feature...No remote control USB cable not provided Menus are a bit confusing...As DPFs go, the Kodak M1020 is one of the larger ones I’ve had the opportunity to review...The M1020 has a large 10.2 inch aSi TFT active matrix display with an 800 x 480 pixel resolution and a 16:9 aspect ratio......" read more »

"It's much larger than most similar frames at 10in (smaller versions are available) and it can connect to a wireless network...The EX1011 plays audio from its internal memory (128MB), which can store photos as well...Despite its many clever features, the Kodak EX1011 is let down by its screen quality – which is the most important thing in a digital picture frame..." read more »

"Kodak's P520 digiframe touts Quick Touch Border for off-screen flicking...We can all agree that touchscreens are pretty much the best thing ever, right..." read more »