Philips 7FF1M4

Great screen, Built-in memory and battery

Small screen size (4:3), No music or movie playback

Good image quality without any added frills.

Interchangeable frames included. Supports most memory cards. Rechargeable battery for portability.

Expensive. No remote control. No video support.

This Philips Digital Photo Display improves upon last year's model, offering pleasing image quality and including interchangeable frames to match your decor.

Great resolution, excellent contrast. It makes a great gift, everyone likes them. Very sturdy stand

The controls are a bit difficult to figure out and get used to. The cord could be a little longer

Good overall Display quality ; 720 x 480 resolution ; You can make it change pictures every 10 - 15 seconds

Expensive, and my girl wasn't that impressed with it. Sucks but it's true

Bought this frame after returning another brand that didn't have a true "random" feature. I am happy to say that this frame displays random photos in a true random fashion. Also, the true displayed resolution is 720x480, so photos don't have to be...

More picture change intervals would be nice (I want 15 minutes, but 15 minutes isn't an option). It still has plenty of intervals, just not the specific 15 minutes that I'd prefer

High resolution. None of the cheaper frames look this good ; Easy to operate, has good options

Expensive, but you're paying for the higher resolution

Does what it should, great display quality

None So Far. Greater storage capacity would be cool, but that can be remedied by popping in a memory card

It's a great way to display multiple photos and just confine them to one frame! Quality is good and the transitions are really fancy!

I don't see the need and I never really us mine for some reason. Sure it's convenient and all but I'm happy to stick with normal photos. The cord sticks out the back if you have it plugged in during use.

It is a very interesting thing to have in your loungeroom. I like the idea of being able to watch different pictures kind of like a slide show but I think there is something more nostalgic about real photography.

That you have to set it up and recharge it reguarly.