HP 10.4-Inch Digital Picture Frame w/2 Interchangeable Mats

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Product Details

• Item Weight: 7 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 7 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B001DQKH3U
• Item model number: DF1000A3
• Average Customer Review: 3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
• Date first available at Amazon.com: September 1, 2004

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

HP df1000 series Digital Picture Frame with 512MB internal memory gives you an easy way to enjoy and share your favorite pictures with family and friends, all without a computer!

It’s so easy to use. Just take your pictures, remove the memory card from the digital camera, insert it into the picture frame, and enjoy the picture slideshow. It’s that simple!

HP df1000 offers 800x600 high-resolution picture display and supports most commonly used memory cards. Its built-in USB port also supports USB thumb drives adding more storage for picture sharing.

The df1000 comes with two sets of interchangeable double mats. The mix and match double mats add an elegant touch to the mahogany solid wood frame to match a range of décor.

Creative and Fun

• Intuitive user interface makes viewing easy
• Watch a video or slideshow of your pictures while playing your favorite music
• Interchangeable double mats to enhance your digital pictures and match your home
• Generous built-in memory (512MB) stores up to thousand pictures
• Enjoy slideshow of a single picture or multiple pictures with clock and calendar options in quadrant view
• Digitally pre-designed mats accentuate your pictures
• PictBridge for easy printing of your favorite pictures directly to a PictBridge enabled printer

What’s in the Box:

• 10.4-inch Digital Picture Frame
• 1 extra double mat included
• Remote control
• Power Adapter
• User Manual
• Quick Start Guide
• Warranty Document

Product Description

10.4 Digital Photo Frame with Interchangeable Double MatsImage resolution up to 800 x 600512MB internal memoryInternal speakers for MP3 playback2 interchangeable double mat gives user 4 color optionsSlideshow, multiple picture, clock and calander display optionsIncludes remote control and power adapter

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Very pleased with purchase, December 21, 2008

By	Barbara Listwon "BJ" (USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I was extremely skeptical as to whether I would be able to navigate this digital frame after hearing stories from friends who had problems with frames other than HP. To say it handles very easily is an understatement. I bought it as a Christmas gift, put about 500 pics on a card and couldn't be more happy with the clarity of the pictures and ease of operation. Have already recommended the HP 10" frame to others.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars review 10 in review, February 14, 2009

By	Maria - See all my reviews

just got this digital frame because I wanted a larger screen. I'm not impressed with image quality and the viewing angle is horrendous. You can only view this when you look at it straight on. Would not recommend for the money.

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Going back today!, January 2, 2009

By	dclaar "dclaar" - See all my reviews

Lots of problems!

The show-stopper was the inability to copy files to the frame via USB. It would get midway through my ~400 files, (170 Mb total, so I was't running out of room) and start throwing errors. Windows found hundreds of bad file fragments, which it copied to .CHK files.

Had that worked, the UI is horrible! The buttons on the frame are unusable: You keep mysteriously ending up at the menu to choose which memory to read from. You can only view one settings menu item at a time: You have to go all the way back to the home screen and then menu, then the next item. Oops, We're back at memory selection. Third base!

The remote is a bit better, but you are still stuck with choosing photos one at a time to copy them into internal memory (which is what lead me to trying to do the USB copy). Ever try to browse 500+ photos (that's probably a low estimate of what most camera cards hold these days) a dozen at a time? Not fun.

The USB copy does not resize the pictures (the one-at-a-time memory card method does), so you can't get very many images onto the frame this way, unless you resize them yourself. Since I was going to pre-load the frame, I was willing to live with that, but c'mon, anything that requires "OK, mom, we're going to fire up photoshop..." utterly fails the "grandma" test, even though my particular mom is reasonably computer literate.

Now all I have to do is find a *good* frame...