Kodak Easyshare EX-811 digital photo frames

67% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

While the controls built into the unit are perfectly adequate, they are situated on the rear of the frame which can make operation a little awkward until you familiarise yourself with the layout of them. This is why the heart of the control system for...

Wireless connectivity. 128MB of internal memory. Widescreen. Video and MP3 playback. Automatic on/off timer. Headphone jack. Mini USB port. Excellent remote. Adjustable brightness.

Photo quality could be better. No audio out. Using on-screen keyboard is tedious. Video playback is choppy.

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Wireless connectivity. 128MB of internal memory. Widescreen. Video and MP3 playback. Automatic on/off timer. Headphone jack. Mini USB port. Excellent remote. Adjustable brightness.

Photo quality could be better. No audio out. Using on-screen keyboard is tedious. Video playback is choppy.

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.

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.

The Kodak EasyShare EX811 isn't the largest screen (there is also a 10in model, and other manufacturers produce frames larger even than this), but if you prize easy wireless connectivity and flexible content playback above screen size then the 8in...

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...

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.

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...

Take a look around your home and count how many photos you have up on the wall, sitting neatly on a mantle or staring out at you from the door of your fridge. Classic. Rockwellian, even. Now imagine blending new technology with the time-honored (way...