Kodak EasyShare P720 Digital Picture Frame with Home Decor Kit

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(5 stars) - Simple to Use
I was a little hesitant to purchase this frame because it was refurbished but so far so good. I had purchased an inexpensive frame at a local store and it broke after using it no more than a dozen times. This time I went for a name brand. I would have liked a bigger one but was concerned about cost. My recommendation is if you can afford it, get the biggest one with the best reputation.

(5 stars) - nice
easy to use, nice pixel size. Good product for the price. Does not hold alot of pictures but enough to be happy

(4 stars) - kodak digital frame p720
Great product, fast shipping! The only downside to the digital frame is its lack of internal memory.. Its a good buy though.

(2 stars) - Lots of features, but fails on basic steps
The picture frame works well with an SD card, provided you resize your images ahead of time to the right size and store them on the card.

It suppose to provide windows media player interface via wifi, which never worked.
When it worked, the quirky media player bogged the system. Besides, where will you find a windows that does not need a reboot, or that stays up 24 hours a day?
No idea why Kodak would limit itself to a system like media player instead of something opensource - even NFS mount would have been enough.

Unfortunately the wifi features are useless as it stands.

Also, the device's menu interface is awkward and counter-intuitive.

(5 stars) - Great Item. Would make an ideal and thoughtful great gift.
This is my first digital picture frame. And I have to say I am very impressed with this model.

Digital cameras are great. Instant feedback. You can take as many photos as you want, without worry because your only limitation is you memory card. But, what to do with all those pictures - you can't develop them all and display them easily.

But these digital picture frames are fantastic. And this Kodak model seems like a winner.
The picture frame comes in with a white matte and a black aluminum frame. But included are burgundy and silver mattes you can employ to add some color to your frame. The unit itself has a 7 inch display which is adequate, but not great (resolution is okay but expected for the price and technology).

The frame has a touch screen for features (which pictures to display, time to show, transition effects and things like a timer for on/off of the frame). The features are fairly intuitive and do not require extensive study of the instruction manual (always a plus). However, you are not using a 'touch-screen' similar to an Ipod Touch, but rather you touch the edge of the screen to access features.

You should be aware that this uses electricity (Silly Rabbit! I thought it ran on air), so there is a white cord that will run from the frame to your closest outlet (the cord is about 5 ft long).

You can use either a memory card or a jump drive - which is very nice. It seems as if you have unlimited capacity for pictures then, which means you can add lots of pictures.

Overall, this is a great unit. The picture resolution is not the greatest, but it is very decent and tolerable for anyone but the most choosy of photo bugs (and they probably wouldn't bother with this anyway). I have been able to see many great moments thanks to this little frame that I would not get to see regularly because I would not have developed the pictures.

In short, this is a reasonably priced unit, with thoughtful features (like the on/off timer). This would make an awesome gift for a spouse, parents or grandparents (or a narcissist: self: how do I look today? :)).

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