Kodak EasyShare P720 Digital Picture Frame with Home Decor Kit | 
| Brand: Kodak
List Price: $99.95
Buy New: $78.50
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Rating:  78 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Display Size: 7
Removable Memory: MiniSD
Size: 7-Inch
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0.1
MPN: P720
Model: P720
UPC: 041778457399
EAN: 0041778457399
ASIN: B001FN14RE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 7-inch high quality LCD with 16:9 aspect ratio; KODAK Color Science give your pictures crisp details and vibrant colors | | • | Kodak’s Quick Touch Border makes it easy to control your digital frames; 2 decorative mattes included | | • | Add to the stunning digital display with decorative mattes to personalize your look and complement your home decor | | • | KODAK EASYSHARE Software, digital frame edition makes it easy to access and drag and drop your favorite pictures from your computer directly onto your frame | | • | 2 SD card slots are available to allow you to have extra memory to view more pictures |
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Product Description
KODAK EASYSHARE Software, Digital Frame Edition, makes it easy to load pictures straight from your home computer. Store more pictures with two SD card slots. View your pictures on the 7-inch (diagonal) high-resolution viewing screen, featuring KODAK Color Science for vibrant color and crisp detail. Complement your home decor with 6 unique looks using the included faceplate and decorative mattes. KODAK EASYSHARE Software, Digital Frame Edition, makes it easy to load pictures straight from your home computer. Be in charge with Kodak's Quick Touch Border?the unique touch border keeps fingerprints off of your viewing screen so your images stay beautiful. Display backlight - LED for extra brightness 200 Nits Contrast ratio 300 - 1 Memory cards supported 2 slots - Secure Digital (SD), Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC), Multimedia Card (MMC), MEMORY STICK (MS), XD-Picture Card (xD) Power consumption 5.04 W (power on); 1.69 W (standby power) AC Power Cord
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| Customer Reviews: Read 73 more reviews...
 A (Nearly) Full-Featured Digital Picture Frame (4+ Stars) November 18, 2008
Debbie Lee Wesselmann (the Lehigh Valley, PA)
83 out of 96 found this review helpful
This Kodak EasyShare digital frame is a generation beyond the earlier models. With its touch border that allows the user to set up a slide show from a variety of options, the interface is friendly for even someone not entirely comfortable with new technology.
The unit comes with a black frame and two colored mattes (burgundy and silver) to dress up the look. Photos can be introduced either through a USB device or a memory card. Old digital frames used to have individual slots for the different kinds of memory cards, but the EasyShare has a single one that accommodates SD, XD, MMC, and MS cards. The included CD with EasyShare software is for Windows only; however, Mac software is available on the Kodak site. The best part of this frame is that you don't need the software to use it right out of the box. Simply stick in a memory device, turn it on, and the frame begins displaying. The only features this frame is missing that some more advanced models have are wireless connectivity and MP3 playback.
The EasyShare can be oriented for horizontal or vertical use. Because the device "letterboxes" photos not laid out in the same manner as the frame, the best look comes from a selection of photographs taken in the same manner -- for example, all horizontal photos for the horizontal display option. Choose from two different angles for table top display or mount it on the wall (hanging hardware not included); the white power cord is meant to be unobtrusive against a light background.
For a special gift, load up a memory card or USB device with family pictures and insert it in the frame before wrapping. We did this a couple of years ago with a different model for our parents, and they spent a lot of time watching and reminiscing within minutes of opening the gift.
-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann
 Buggy software & poor documentation December 5, 2008
S. Greene (Palo Alto, CA USA)
62 out of 71 found this review helpful
I wanted to like this product - I really did. It's a pretty case, the screen looks great, and the feature set is impressive.
But the software and documentation problems are maddening. There is PC software that you install to control the frame and load photos, slideshows, etc. This software is frustratingly buggy and never worked for me. It gave several error messages on installation; after finally installing fully, it couldn't find the frame on the network. The screen displays an error message referring you to the manual, the manual refers you to a web FAQ, and the web site points you back to the manual - kind of an amusing tail-chasing exercise. After uninstalling and reinstalling, temporarily disabling my firewall, etc., I tried their live chat support, but the technician's script evidently extended only to the most basic things that I had already tried; and when I suggested that there might be a software problem he got argumentative. There doesn't appear to be any kind of "advanced" tab in the software for example to manually enter an IP address and troubleshoot problems like this, so in some ways I sympathize, all the tech can do is advise you to reinstall the software and then he may not have anything left up his sleeve.
The frame did connect to the Internet and display my Kodak Gallery albums. So if that's all you want it for then I'd recommend it. But if you intend to use any of the advanced features, in particular controlling it wirelessly from a PC, it's a roll of the dice whether it will work for you. The one thing I would say from my experience with it is, if the software on the PC doesn't come up 100% clean and connect to the frame perfectly on your very first try, put the thing back in the box right away and give up, it's not worth hours of futzing with.
What a difference a year makes. November 12, 2008
John Brayton
48 out of 58 found this review helpful
I bought the Kodak EX 811 a year ago for my parents which was a wireless 8" digital frame. Unfortantely, many of the features were not fully implemented, and overall, the frame was a disappointment. Given that Kodak has had a year to get it right, I purchased the W1020 for myself to check it out. Wow. Kodak got this one right. I have only had a chance so far to configure the wireless feature and connect it to my online gallery, so there are many other features that I have yet to try. But my first impressions are very good from the nicely implemented on screen interface with a touch panel to features that were previously not implemented like power on/off which actually starts displaying photos from any source including the online gallery. I noticed that other features that were missing in the previous version are now available like a random display option so you do not always see the photos in the same order.
I am now hoping that I can now upgrade my parent's EX 811 to the latest firmware to resolve some of the issues that the older frame had. I may write another review after I have had to chance to explore all the features of this frame, but it is looking like this frame is a real winner.
Kodak Quality is going up! A nice digital frame. P720 Review - Becareful of the review before you purchase. November 17, 2008
J. J. Marino (Rochester, New York)
44 out of 57 found this review helpful
Amazon has clumped all of the reviews for the Kodak EasyShare Digital frames into one page. It is important you read the review for the product you wish to purchase; my review is for the P720.
Kodak may have been late to the digital bandwagon, but they have in recent years stepped up the quality significantly. This digital frame has plenty of memory for photos at "its" resolution. Before you look at the fact it only has a small amount of memory. The screen is small enough so that a 480x234 image looks fine. A way to get more on the frame is to purchase a really large SD Memory card and bump up the amount of storage available.
Not a bad way to bring old technology (like a picture frame) up to today's technology!
It is VERY easy to set up and if you are going to give this as a gift for a not-so tech savvy person you can rest assured it is very simple to use. What a better way to send an awesome gift this year.
Pros:
>> Easy to use interface
>> Solidly built, sure to become an heirloom
>> Photos/Video
>> Wonderful quality
Cons:
<< Not wireless P720
<< Moderate size internal memory
Thank you for reading my review.
------Specs P720------
Image file formats JPEG, EXIF
Dimensions 8.9 6.2 1.2 in. (22.5 15.8 3.2 cm)
Display size 7 in. (17.8 cm) diagonal
Display area 6.1 3.4 in. (15.4 8.8 cm)
Display resolution 480 234 pixels
Aspect ratio 16:9
Display type aSi TFT active matrix
Display backlight LED
Display brightness 200 NITs
Contrast ratio 300:1
Memory cards supported 2 slots - Secure Digital (SD), Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC), Multimedia Card (MMC), MEMORY STICK (MS), XD-Picture Card (xD)
Power consumption 5.04 W (power on)
1.69 W (standby power)
1.69 W (power off)
Power supply 100-120 V AC, 60 Hz (US)
100-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz (WW)
5 V DC
Operating temperature 32 to 122 F (0 to 50 C)
Storage temperature -4 to 140 F (-20 to 60 C)
KODAK EASYSHARE P720 Digital Frame
Black Shadow Box Faceplate with 2 decorative mattes
AC power cord
User Guide
KODAK EASYSHARE Software, Digital Frame Edition
System Requirements
WINDOWS
Hardware
* WINDOWS XP or higher
* INTERNET EXPLORER 6.0 or higher
* 600 MHz processor or greater
* 128 MB RAM (256 MB recommended)
* 200 MB hard disk drive space available
* CD-ROM drive
* Available USB port
Extermely versatile and just plain COOL! November 12, 2008
R. West
37 out of 50 found this review helpful
Just bought the Kodak W1020 and it far exceeds my expectations. Picture quality is best I've seen and you have 4 options to show digital pictures: SD/MMC card, Via 802.11 Wireless network to your PC picture library, pictures copied to the frame, and from pictures published on the internet. You can also set up some very neat Internet RSS feeds to show you weather forecasts and traffic updates. You can even set this thing up to turn itself on and off at specific times. We've got ours setup to come in the morning on work dayo show us the weather and traffic conditions. You'll need to setup a free account on Framechannel.com to access the RSS feeds and it takes a bit of manipulation to really figure out how to customize them to your hearts desire. It will also play music although the speakers are not exactly high fidelity, still you can do and it can access mp3 files from all 4 sources. The only trick is that to completely configure the frame you will have to load the s/w from Kodak and use it to connect to the frame; all easily done.. but as always the manual is not very specific on what you can do from what interface. The user interface on the frame is very easy to use .. but using the keyboard is tedious as you can only scroll left and right via the button interface so working your way through the keyboard is one long process as you go from row to row. If you don't need the wireless features and just want to show show pictures.. I'd probably not buy this. I would not give to say.. my elderly parents as it pretty sophisticated and too complicated for them to want to mess with. That being said.. we love this thing and it is the most innovative electronic gadget I've seen in quite some time. It is an absolutely cool device and is an amazing media viewer. THe frame is well constructed and well made. My kids already dropped it and it has survived thus far. The ac power cord is bit short if you intend to hang it on a wall, but works good enough for coffee tables. The user interface buttons on the frame disappear completely when you are not messing with them which .. again.. is just cool. Can you tell I highly recommend this! A definite cool present!
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