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Digital Spectrum USB Digital Photo Frame (5x7)

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- Best Digital Frame on the Market
I first bought Pacific Digital's 5x7 frame last fall and this year I graduated to the best digital frame on the market. This 8x10 frame rocks! The 10.4" screen makes my photos stand-out in vibrant hi-resolution color, and it is just as easy to use.

Before I bought, I looked at the other frames on the market and none have screen quality as good as the MF-810S. The others look pale and grainy in comparison.

And I can play music or voice with each photo with the built in stereo speakers!

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- USB frame easy to use
The Memory Frame was exactly what the manufacturer said it would be. The included software is easy to use. Within 30 minutes of opening the box, I had downloaded my slideshow onto the frame and was watching my family pictures display. The one issue I had, was when I first turned the frame on, the display had a bit of a flicker. I downloaded the updated software, driver, and firmware from the Pacific Digital website, and after loading the new firmware onto the frame, the display was much crisper & the flicker was gone. In summary, once I inatalled the firmware update, the Memory Frame was worth every penny.

Rating:

- Fun and adequate but not stellar
This product is fun and makes a good photo frame, but I was not blown away; it met my expectations but did not exceed them.
You get a 5" by 7", 320x240, 4:3 aspect ratio LCD frame. The picture quality is decent, but not spectacular. I would say it is fairly faithful to the original pictures, but viewing them side to side with how they are displayed on a regular PC, they look inferior. But it is a 320x240, so it's not unexpected.
Viewing angle is a little limited, and the picutre colours and luminosity are noticeably different when viewed from different angles.
Setting up the frame was easy; in all, it took me about half an hour to get everything done (including installing drivers, programs, and even updating the firmware) and have it displaying my photos.
A couple of complaints; I would have liked the slide show to have a "random" feature, ditto with the transition effects. Also, it would have been nice to have a drag-and-drop from any Windows folder to the slide show composition screen. As it is, you can only place photos by using a clunky dialogue box to select pictures to be included in slide shows.

I'm conflicted about this product being good value for money, though; on the one hand, the screen is clearly NOT top of the notch and leaves quite a bit of room for improvement.
On the other hand, I looked around for similar products and found that they are substantially more expensive(Digi-Frame DF-560) or are clunky(Ceiva Picture Frame requires subscription and phone line connection). I guess the technology isn't mature enough for these types of products to be affordable and great quality (they are currently expensive and so-so quality).

I bought this to place on my office desk, and I'm pretty sure it will do its job. If you want a great looking frame, I would hold out a little more. If you can afford it, the Digi-Frame products look pretty good. ....

All in all, I find this product fun because it does what it says it does quite well, but the display is its achilles' heel. I have a feeling this category will pick up in popularity and technology soon so wait some more and you'll begin to see truly great products by around 2005. As a relatively early adoptor, I am content with it.

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- USB Frame Rocks!
What separates Pacific Digital's Memory Frame from the small flock of other frames is the interchangeable frame, and that it uses a USB connection for loading images. The digital picture frames I've checked out in past required specific types of memory cards, a Web-based subscription service or, in some cases, both. With the MemoryFrame, you need only a digital camera, pictures and a little bit of time. Through the USB port on the back of the frame, you can load your images either by plugging your digital camera directly into it, or by connecting the frame to your PC. It will even work with a memory card reader.

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- Memory Frame
I was given this unit as a gift and find it an extremely easy to use and fun device. I can display my digital pictures almost instantaneously in a slide show format directly from my camera, or by downloading from my laptop. The clarity is crisp and the ease of use makes this a joy to have sitting on my desk!

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