My husband got this for christmas off my parents, when they first cme out I didn't see the point in them, I thought they had to be conected to your laptop or computer or have your camera attatched to them, but then when I was shopping with my mum to find one for my husband, I realised you just popped your memory card in (most types are taken including SD and XD) and then any pictures that are on show in a slideshow on the screen. if your planning on buying this digital photo frame, or any like it, I would suggest that you buy a spare memory card which you can put all your favourite pictures on so that you can have it on all the time. The digital photo frame ...  Read the complete review

In the world of electronics, "size is everything." TV's appear to be getting bigger and thinner, computers are getting smaller yet faster, MP3 players and cameras can fit into the palm of your hands, and the next big thing is Digital photo frames. I got bought this as a birthday present a few months ago and it's taken pride in our home on the side table. I like photo's, with the likes of Facebook and other networking sites, photo's are becomming more and more popular and you find yourself taking them at any opportunity, but realisticly, when would you go to the developers, get one printed, and frame it? 1 in 100? 1 in ...  Read the complete review

I was given a present this year that totally surprised me with it’s uniqueness and the enjoyment it has given me over the last few weeks. The Telefunken Digiframe is in essence a photo frame that you could have on your mantelpiece, but instead of having only one static photo to look at, it can hold hundreds of digital shots. The frame scrolls through the loaded photos either individually or in groups and pauses on each one for a set number of seconds before moving on to the next. SET UP The box is actually huge compared to the size of the frame, and there is a lot of packaging inside to hold the frame firmly and reduce any risk of ...  Read the complete review