Reviews of the GiiNii 8-inch Ultra-thin Digital Picture Frame
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CNET Review
The Good: Thin; reasonably priced; removable wood frame; landscape/portrait autorotation.
The Bad: Poor photo compression; confusing menu systems; only a 90-day warranty.
The Bottom Line: The GiiNii 8-inch Ultra-thin Digital Picture Frame is a good, pop-in-a-card-and-view photo display, though the execution of its features is disappointing.
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Review Summary: Experts rate this product 58/100 and users 50/100. The amount of rated reviews for this product is too low to calculate a reliable alaScore™.
Manufacturer: GiiNii
Part number: CNETGiiNii8-inchUltraThin
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