Philips 9.4 Inch Digital Photo Frame Metal & Wood
Normal Price:$279.00
Our Price:$189.99
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Manufacturer: Philips
Model: 10FF2CMW/27
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Philips
Label: Philips
Features for Philips 9.4 Inch Digital Photo Frame Metal & Wood :
- Shows off your treasured photos with the same 'real life' rich detail and vibrant colors as high quality prints
- Play slideshows, single photo, thumbnails or show clock
- Smart Album - create and manage albums, and set up and adjust transition effects to your photo slideshows
- The PhotoEffect Wizard is an easy-to-use feature that allows you to rotate, zoom in, crop and even adjust photo color tones to black & white or sepia
- Auto photo orientation to fit portrait or landscape modes
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Customer Reviews
Excellent Product 
2008-07-18
I am pleased with the quality of Philips 10.2" photo frame. It is exactly what I expected: good display and it is easy to operate.
Decent Frame 2008-06-19
This is our first digital picture frame and we're happy with it. The images are somewhat washed out in bright light, but they have great clarity and look very good in neutral to darker environments. The organization of folders within the frame is a bit hard to get the hang of. The software that comes with the frame isn't fully Mac OS compatible, so that was a waste for us and I can't really say if it's good or not.
All-in-all, it's a good product with nice features and resolution. Would be nice to have it a bit brighter in sunlit room.
Nice photo frame 
2008-05-10
I have been doing photography since I was 8, over 40 years! I have this on my desk and I love it.
aspect ratio matches SLR camera and slides 2008-04-23
I picked the Philips 9.4-Inch Digital Photo Frame (white) because it was the only medium/large frame with a 3:2 horizontal: vertical pixel ratio that I could find. I had scanned several hundred old Kodachrome slides and wanted a frame with the same ratio that they have - as well as many/most SLR cameras (point and shoot cameras more often match the aspect ration of computer monitors, which are wider). It has 720 x 480 pixels - not as many as can be found on other frames, but the photos still look excellent (although a little too dark). Curiously, it was sold as a 10.2" LCD with panel resolution of 800 x 720, although they state it has a viewing area of 720 x 480. I have no idea where those extra pixels are!! The frame can be positioned upright (widest dimension of the screen is up and down) or on its side - photos automatically adjust for portrait or landscape. Most of the time, the frame should be left in landscape orientation. The screen has a wide viewing angle when oriented this way, but in portrait orientation the viewing angle is much smaller. On the other hand, tall photos are clipped for viewing when the frame is oriented on its side (landscape). This isn't a problem most of the time, but a few of my photos showed people with no feet or cut-off heads. (if you rotate the frame 90 degrees, the image re-orients and shows everything). Perhaps this isn't a problem when showing collages, but I only show one photo at a time. The frame has a battery that allows a person to disconnect the frame from the wall outlet, sit in a chair, browse photos, etc. The product can accept all types of photo media and has some internal memory. Photos larger than 720 x 480 that are transferred from inserted cards are automatically reduced in size to match the LCD - handy for those of you who don't have software to reduce resolution. Unfortunately, all of the transferred files are renamed with numbers, which could make browsing for a single image among many a lot harder. I found it was far easier to connect the frame to my computer via the included USB cable and drag and drop photos, but I had already reduced the images to 720x480. No software is required, since Windows XP recognized the frame as if it was a hard drive. I purchased three frames from amazon.com for a little over $200 each - including one for my mother. The price is somewhat excessive, but the quality good and my mom loves it.
Great Product 2008-04-21
Excellent product, it really met all I was looking for.
The lack of remote control which was a concern is actually not needed at all.
Very satisfied.
WOW 2008-01-13
Display your digital photos in high pixel density quality, perfect digital color and all the richness of professional prints on the Philips PhotoFrame large screen.
Operate on AC power or cordlessly with rechargeable battery 9.4 Effective viewing area - 7.8 x 5.2 in (199.8 x 132.48 mm) Viewing angle - 120º (H) / 110º (V) Lifetime, to 50% brightness - 20000 hr Aspect ratio - 3 - 2 Panel resolution - 800x480, viewing area resolution - 720 x 480 Contrast ratio (typical) - 300 - 1 USB 2.0 Memory Card Types - Compact Flash type I, Secure Digital (SD), Secure Digital (SDHC), Multimedia Card, xD card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Micro Secure Digital (SD), Memory Stick Duo (via adaptor), MS Pro Duo (via adaptor) Built-in memory capacity - 128MB Card Reader - Built-in (2x) Photo format - JPEG photo, Up to 10MB JPEG files, Up to 16 Megapixels Buttons and controls - 2 buttons, 5-way mini joystick Metal & Wood Frame front Dimensions (with stand) (H x W x D) - 8.7 x 11.7 x 4.96 in. Weight - 3.023 lbs.
Not as good as it should be 
2008-01-06
This is our 4th frame from philips. In general I feel they make the best frames, very apple-like in design, packaging, and UI. The 6.5" and 8" units we have excellent picture quality. The picture quality on the 10" model is poor. The colors re muted and contrast is low. Color accuracy seems fine. I would expect this of other brands, but not philips. I really wish I didn't buy this for my wife for Christmas.
Pros: VERY Good design, Good UI, Good viewing angle, Robust
Cons: Poor Picture Quality, No AVI MJPEG support
