Title: Ceiva Digital Photo Frame
Product review: Unless you have a lot of money to throw away, and/or you plan on rotating digital images at least once a week, this is not a smart buy. With the high initial cost (...) and annual subscription (...), you can save much more money by having prints made of your digital photos (about $1/photo) and putting them in an old-fashion frame (that costs less than $20). Although the quality of the image is solid, you have to look straight into the frame in order to view it clearly (i.e., if you are looking at it from even a slight angle, you cannot see the image).And, don't forget that each frame has two wires protruding from it: one that connects to the phone line, and the other that connects to an outlet. In other words, you need to have the frame near both an electrical outlet and phone jack (not to mention you have to find a way to hide the wires).Wait until some decent form of digital photo frame is developed - and more much less.
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