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Bringing your favorite pictures to life has never been easier. Just insert a memory card or USB flash drive into the Kodak EasyShare P720 Digital Picture Frame and enjoy viewing your pictures right away. Your frame comes with decorative mattes that allow you to personalize the look of the frame, and complement your home decor. Kodak EasyShare Software makes it easy to load pictures straight from your home computer. Kodak's Quick Touch Border keeps fingerprints off of your viewing screen so your images stay beautiful. The convenient drag-and-drop feature is perfect for transferring pictures for slideshows. View your pictures on the 7" (17.8 cm) high-resolution viewing screen, featuring Kodak Color Science for vibrant color and crisp detail. Selectable viewing hours featuring automatic on/off settings Easily browse and edit your albums Display your frame on a tabletop or on a wall, vertically or horizontally Discreet cord design is barely visible
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Could be much better.
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Frame looks good. But picture resolution is not so good. Some pictures don't fit properly into the frame. Sensitivity of side touch panel is not so good. Have to press hard to make it work.
Rating: 
(3
out of 5) @ 2009-01-06
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Touch screen dead
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It's true, the touch screen is dead on mine also. The screen lit up fine and ran throught its 3 second boot up presentation ok and stopped on the Language setup page but, the quick touch border does not respond. (I've used touch screen monitors before). Because of mass production it's likely that several hundreds or thousands of these are defective and your chances of getting a bad one are probably high. I cannot recommend it. Dave
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2009-01-04
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Not Plug 'n Play for elderly
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OK. I was just setting this puppy up for my mother-in-law and was into a head-banging loop because, like others here, the "touch screen" was not working. Went to the Kodak site, did their trouble shooting sequence and found out that YOU DON'T TOUCH THE SCREEN -- ONLY THE PLASTIC BORDER OF THE SCREEN. Have to say I missed that in my quick scan of the instructions. It should really be marked in bold in the instructions and maybe a bold border drawn around the touch section on the frame. Sure, always read the instructions, but reading the problems here, it seems that others may be having this same problem. Especially when it's assumed it's a "touch screen" -- it's not.
Also, the Quick Start instruction sheet came only in French & Spanish.
So, it works pretty good after that (though we're only talking 10 minutes now). As with too many gizmos, I don't think an elderly person can fiddle with it successfully. If you're getting it for someone with arthritis or techno-phobia (even mild), you've got to fully set it up so it's literally plug 'n play. Ideally, you even do the plugging.
I did not use their software. Using your own SD card or USB is probably the way to go -- put all the photos on that.
g.
Rating:
(3
out of 5) @ 2009-01-04
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I hate this frame
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~the software bogged down my computer and I had to remove it--
~it won't read half my pictures and says the file is bad because I have a high megapixel camera--
~it is way too oversimplified for me--they tried to make it easy to use for people who are not very tech savy--but the options are annoyingly limited--
Rating:
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-12-30
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Stay away from this product!!!
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Like several of the reviews already given for this product, ours didn't even power up. When I called Kodak product support, I had to ship it to them and pay for the shipping myself. Shows you how much Kodak stands behind their product. I've dealt with other electronic companies like Philips. If their product is defective, they replace it no questions asked and they cover all shipping. Not true with Kodak. So buyers, beware. I had to put 1 star only because I can't leave it zero. But this product is a ZERO.
Unsatisfied customer from NY.
Rating:
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-12-21
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