Sony DPF-D92

The best picture in the market. I compared them with Kodak, ViewSonic, etc.. For my sister in law, I decided based on the picture display quality ; Internal memory size is OK

Other than picture quality, the feature is boring. The picture order is limited. No sound. Nothing special about it

Choices on how to look at pictures, love the clock and calendar features

Though pictures loaded on the chip look like they are right side up, some still are viewed sideways on the picture frame. How do you fix that?

Great size - design - operation (when you have worked it all out ! ) Good to be able to choose between 'photo's plus clock or any combination.

Haven't found any !

Great picture quality,Lovely looking frame.Good options on the time and date display.Any photo taken in "portrait" mode can be displayed in full on the vertical setting.I downloaded all my photos from a memory stick with no problem.

I found no bad points, but I would suggest consulting the operating instruction handbook until you get used to the frame.All you need to know is in there.

Picture and build quality excellent

Price

The picture frame has a great storage capacity with its internal memory, easy to use and a very good image quality.

Could have MP3 facility, bit expensive for what it is and some more time settings would be good

Accepts most format cards. Large internal memory Good advanced on-off timer

Need more slide show variations Some of the slideshow/clock combinations are poor When configuring the auto on/off, can easily press wrong button to confirm and have to start over again.

Nice Style Good picture quality. Very easy to use.

The screen is advertised as nine inches, this is misleading, It measures 7 1/4 across and 8 1/2 diagonally.

Picture resolution

no battery and no music. Calendar difficult to use

Great display, easy to use and good features. We like the timer feature that allows you to set when the frame comes on automatically. This is an attractive product that works well.

Widescreen format means that the average photo does not fully fill the frame.