ViewSonic Premium Décor DPX802WD BW 8 Inch Digital Picture Frame

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Manufacturer: ViewSonic
Model: DPX802WD-BW
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: ViewSonic
Label: ViewSonic

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Features for ViewSonic Premium Décor DPX802WD BW 8 Inch Digital Picture Frame:

Ultra-high screen resolution delivers stunning picture quality
Supports up to 16 megapixel photo format
Easy to use on-screen menus with Alarm Clock features
Adjust brightness to suit the room and ambience
256MB of internal memory

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Editorial Review
ViewSonic's Premium Decor 8" DPX802 series photo frames show off your photo and video memories in high style on a high 800 x 600 resolution screen. Load pictures directly from your camera, computer or thumb drive. Create your own slideshow with special effects and accompany the slideshow with your favorite MP3 audio files. The internal battery gives you the freedom to display your favorite photos anywhere. And the interchangeable faceplates - wood or black and white - make the DPX802WD-BW the perfect complement in the office or any room in your house. The DPX802 series is the perfect gift for any special occasion or as a thank you gift for colleagues and customers.
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Customer Reviews

Disappointing

2008-06-28
As of 6/26/08, the Amazon product description states that this frame has "Easy to use on-screen menus with Alarm Clock features". It does *not* have any alarm clock features. Nor does it have any auto-power on or off features.

Also to note, you can not turn the frame on or off via the remote. And when you turn it back on, it doesn't not remember where it last was in a slideshow, or the mode you were in (slideshow vs. individual pictures).

The resolution was 800x600 and was ok in quality. The frame does feature a non-replaceable rechargeable battery.

If the price for this frame was half of what it is listed for, this might be a good buy. As it stands today, I'd pass.

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