Digital Frame Help ???

[Sassy]

http://www.alldigitalframes.com/ProductImages/digitalspectrum/NV700.jpg

Detailed Description
The NV-700 Plus Digital Picture Frame is the newest in a line of photo players from Digital Spectrum. The NV-700 sports a high resolution, bright 7” TFT screen that displays digital photos in vivid color. Set up as a slide show and play directly from a memory card. The number of images is only limited by the capacity of the memory card being used.

Features:

High quality 7" TFT LCD display
Generous 256 MB internal storage
Built-in CF/SD/XD/MMC/MS memory card slot
USB to PC
AV out to TV
Desktop stand
Sleek decoreative design
The NV-700 plus accepts CF/SD/XD/MMC/MS cards for maximum compatibility with major digital cameras. The unit is light, portable and easy to use. A great companion to your digital camera and an excellent way of showing off your pictures to family and friends. An easy to use on screen menu is used to access the different control functions, giving you full control of the slide show and player functions.

Photo format supported: Up to 6M pixels, JPEG photos following EXIF and DCF standards

Placement supported: Landscape

Control buttons: 6 buttons
Power/Menu, Enter, Back, Forward, Up, Down

Specifications

Memory: Plays from external memory card (not included)

Media types: SD Card, CF Card, MMC Card, MS Card

Power requirements: DC 5V @ 2A

Resolution: 480x3 (RGB) x 234 pixels



Included accessories

AC power adaptor

Quick start guide

Desktop stand

Warranty card



Number of Images Stored on a Digital Card

SIZE
MP3's
PICTURES

64MB
13
128

128MB
26
256

256MB
52
512

512MB
104
1024

1GB
208
2048


*The number of pictures you can store varies depending on camera model, file size and resolution.

*MP3's based on 5MB file size

*Pictures based on 512K file size



I'm considering buying my parents one for their anniversary...any recommendations???

I know very little about them.

[theAPAOps5]

I got one for Christmas last year and one this year. Mine are NuView and Kodak. Its pretty cool you can load the pictures onto a memory card (make sure you include that with the gift or its useless) and it displays them. You set up the speed they transition different types of transitions and it plays video. All in all they are pretty good.

[Sassy]

I got one for Christmas last year and one this year. Mine are NuView and Kodak. Its pretty cool you can load the pictures onto a memory card (make sure you include that with the gift or its useless) and it displays them. You set up the speed they transition different types of transitions and it plays video. All in all they are pretty good.

That's not a problem. I am looking specifically for ones that use the SD cards as that is what my parents' digital camera uses...as does mine and my sister's...we can load pics on the SD cards and just send the cards to my parents or they can use their's.

[theAPAOps5]

That's not a problem. I am looking specifically for ones that use the SD cards as that is what my parents' digital camera uses...as does mine and my sister's...we can load pics on the SD cards and just send the cards to my parents or they can use their's.

Yeah thats what makes them really cool. You can trade out cards and have a whole new show. Mine has good picture quality. I just checked and I have the NV-800 so its probably similar to what you are looking at.

[Sassy]

http://www.alldigitalframes.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=168

Anyone heard of this brand?

http://www.alldigitalframes.com/ProductImages/matsunichi/pf800.jpg

[RhymesayersDU]

My firm gave every employee a digital frame. Can't remember the brand because it's still in the office, but I love it. And you don't need an SD card for it. I mean, it has an SD slot if you want, but it also has an internal memory that you can load things onto it via a USB cable that comes with it.

[Sassy]

Anyone else get a digi frame for Christmas?
Bump!