Kodak EasyShare EX-811 Digital Picture Frame

Posts about the Kodak EasyShare EX-811 Digital Picture Frame

• Kodak announces two cameras, two photo frames, and a Flip-baiting, YouTube-friendly camcorder

  In a flurry of announcements this morning, Kodak released info on two new digital cameras: The EasyShare Z1015 IS, a 15x megazoom, and the EasyShare M1093 IS, a 10-megapixel compact ...

Reviews of the Kodak EasyShare EX-811 Digital Picture Frame

• 8.0

  CNET Review

  May 29, 2007

  The Good: Built-in wireless connectivity allows you to tap into your home wireless network and stream images from your Windows PC or the Kodak EasyShare Gallery online photo-sharing service. The frame has a bright, relatively sharp 8-inch diagonal display, 128MB of built-in memory, plus slots for virtually all memory card types, as well as USB connectivity for computers and thumbdrives. The EX-811 supports MP3 and video playback (with sound), ships with a small remote control, and is compatible with PictBridge-enabled printers. Lastly, it's easy to set up and has a well-designed interface.

  The Bad: The built-in speakers sound very tinny; when transferring photos to the display's internal memory, images aren't automatically resized to the size of the display to reduce file sizes. Music playback controls could be more straightforward.

  The Bottom Line: While it has a few minor flaws, Kodak's Wi-Fi-enabled EX-811's strong feature set, good image quality, and online integration with the company's free EasyShare Gallery online photo-sharing service, make this frame a top choice in the digital photo frame category.

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• 9.5

  alaTest.com

  By alaTest | December 4, 2008

  Review Summary: Experts rate this product 78/100 and users 74/100. Comparing these reviews to 4619 other Digital Photo Frames reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 95/100 = Excellent.

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• 9.0

  pcadvisor.co.uk

  By Karen Haslam, | November 6, 2007

  Review Summary: At £150 the Kodak is well-priced for this kind of product, and its wireless facilities make it a desirable proposition. Is a digital-photo viewer worth £150 to you? If so, the Kodak EX811 is a very good buy.

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• 6.0

  pcmag.com

  By Jennifer L. DeLeo | August 20, 2007

  Review Summary: It's the first Wi-Fi—enabled digital photo frame we've seen that is relatively easy to set up and use. Although its photo quality isn't the best, the frame's other offerings—including 128MB of onboard memory and headphone jack—attracts atte

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• 8.0

  pcmag.com

  By Jennifer L. DeLeo | August 20, 2007

  Review Summary: It's the first Wi-Fi-enabled digital photo frame we've seen that is relatively easy to set up and use. Although its photo quality isn't the best, the frame's other offerings-including 128MB of onboard memory and headphone jack-attracts attention.

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