Looks good, doesn't play pic from computer

The product would be great if it played jpg's stored/copied from a computer. It will only play pictures taken from a camera on that card. Once the pictures are uploaded to a computer and downloaded to a card in the same format-jpg, it will not recognize the file. Westinghouse reps admitted to this flaw, but did nothing to replace/upgrade my viewer

one of better in the class, good value

In the manual this claims 640x480 resolution, which is better than many at this size that are 324x234, like my brother's pandigital. This model is from westinghouse, a company I actually trust for a good value in electronics. I and my family have purchased 3 monitor over the past 3 years for our various computers and they all work great, mine being the oldest at 3 years. All the standard features of the class, multi media card reader for SD,xd,mmc,CF, mp3/mpeg playback as well. Decent picture as well. Check this out, not bad price for a decent quality frame.

Digital Photo Display for the Masses

Let's get serious, 90% of digital camera owners don't need super-mega-pixel displays for their photos. What they do need is a nice, tidy way to show off the 50 images of the newborn, the gag photos from the wedding reception and a few dozen more from their last vacation. AND THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT AT ALL!

Here's a good rule of thumb, if your camera cost more than twice as much as this photo frame, you just might want something bigger with higher resolution. But if you have about 50 to 100 pictures (depending on resolution and storage format) that you want to display, this is a great little product!

When I first mentioned to my wife that I'd ordered this, her reaction was "why?" Thirty minutes after loading it with 40 pictures, her comment was "can we order another one for the family room?" It's become the focus of countless guest conversations ever since.

The display is bright, we had no connectivity issues (using Windows XP and USB)and I am exceedingly satisfied with  more