Rosewill RDF-670B 7" 7" Digital frame

remote control is very cool, and it's got just about every type of interface for input that you should need

none that I can think of

Great value, nice, 7" screen

Picture ratio, wont play video, wont keep pictures rotated so having pictures that are standing up size, or short side on bottom are pointless, will play song during slide show but no way to turn off song..unless you want browse function

Looks and functions good. I like the remote

Aspect ratio of display is 16:9 wide screen but most digital cameras have a 4:3 aspect ratio. You have to resize your photos or the display will crop your picture leaving alot of blank space at each side of the display

Rebate made this a good value. Good wide angle of view both vertical and horizonatal planes. Attractive frame and sturdy stand

Resolution is average: 480x234. Somewhat slow processing if you don't set resolution to native screen

Nice and bright. Viewing angle was better than expected for the price. Great frame

Onboard memory is pretty puny. Can't connect directly to computer (SD or USB Flash only??). Reason for four eggs

Best price, if I get the rebate

From the condition of the Box, and the flaw in the screen, I would say this unit was a re-packed or returned unit

Easy to use ; Not bad looking ; Good instructions (though it's really easy to use, you'd be hard pressed to need to read them)

Not so good viewing angle (horizontal), fading if you view it at a lower angle ; Inaccurate color reproduction. Has a yellowish tint ; Its claims of "hi definition" images are bunk. For best results, you might want to follow another reviewer's...

I bought this for my dad, he is not tech savvy at all and he figured it right out. Easy to use and it has a beautiful display. Rosewill makes a good product

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Low price ; Relatively simple to use ; Looks nice ; Automatic slideshow

Lower quality picture ; screen door' effect

Price, remote control, removable frame, music playback

Colors bleed, red is overstated, widescreen, picture positioning is off-center, scaling down large pictures creates "jaggies