Philips (9FF2CME/37) Digital Photo Frame

Pros: Simple set-up, easy image transfer, high resolution LCD display, totally color-neutral device

Cons: Somewhat expensive

The Bottom Line: The Philips 9FF2CME/37 Digital Photo Frame provides pro photographers, serious-amateur shutterbugs, and snap-shooters with a surfeit of digital image viewing options

Review: In the olden days photographers took pictures, had their film processed, looked through their 3x5 inch prints, and then shoved the vast majority of those pictures into a drawer and promptly forgot about them. Over the past decade, digital cameras have ...

Pros: Can store thousands of photos, shown randomly, at times and intervals you choose

Cons: Kinda pricey, moving pictures to frame is done one folder at a time.

The Bottom Line: Buy it. If you're the type that's into pictures or electronic toys, this is for you.

Review: Ever since I saw my first digital frame five years ago, I wanted one. With the advent of digital pictures, why not have a picture frame that shows MORE than one picture? Why not have enough storage on it where there could literally be THOUSANDS of ...

Pros: Everything about it is good.

Cons: I don't own one.

The Bottom Line: You will not be unhappy with this product. I suggest if you can afford it, get it.

Review: I purchased both the 7 inch and the 9 inch frames for family members for Christmas. I had read other reviews on different sites and decided that I would give the Philips a try. I'm very happy I did. I messed around with both of them before wrapping them ...

Pros: Clean, neat lines and a great picture

Cons: Needs a cord, limiting locations

The Bottom Line: Certainly not a necessity but a nice toy for the gadget person who takes digital photos.

Review: A knock came at the front door. A lady in FedEx brown was standing there with a package when I answered. The package came in with me and my trusty pocket knife came out to assist in discovering its contents. Inside the well wrapped box was still another ...