LG LFX25950 Stainless Steel

Pros: Security, convenience, cable length, combination lock, inexpensive, company reputation, and transferability.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Get one and protect all your invaluable stuff.

Review: The modern laptop computer is slowly altering the fabric of our culture. With a laptop sporting wi-fi connectability, and a broadband internet stream going through a decent router, the laptop can be used anywhere in the house, and sometimes outdoors, to ...

Pros: Pics look good to me Excellent convenience of wireless sharing and copying to memory

Cons: Sharing from your PC directly needs it to be always on(!)

The Bottom Line: Pictures look good, it is stylish and wireless functionality works well if you ignore whatever Kodak say (see others comments)

Review: Every so often you see comments from a bunch of techno-biffs and you have to set the record straight... Right, first, go and download and install latest firmware from kodak, I have v2007.10.09. Next, I do agree with all the abuse about the ...

Pros: Provides necessary and temporary security in less than secure locations.

Cons: Should be offered in other colors and with a smoother higher quality lock.

The Bottom Line: This is a good unit that I would buy again. The simplicity makes me believe it will last a long time.

Review: The convenience of a portable computer is apparent to many students and professionals. The library can be an obvious place to get a lot of research or schoolwork done, especially if you have your laptop with you. The biggest problem I find is when I ...

Pros: Excellent Picture Quality and Feature Set

Cons: Pricey

The Bottom Line: Buy this frame or a cheaper SV series kodak digital frame if you don't need WiFi. Best Picture Quality and very good feature set.

Review: Digital Picture Frames seem to have been one of the top selling gifts for the Christmas of 2007. After purchasing the floor model from Staples in Canada for a Christmas gift (everyone else was sold out of every model) we noticed it had scratches on the ...

Pros: Online EasyShare is neat. Large display

Cons: Photos need lotsa processing to look their best. Needs 3rd party s/w for Mac WiFi

The Bottom Line: If you're on Mac OS X, need WiFi, 800 pixels @ 10", are willing to do some work, this product is OK. Qualified "Yes" recommendation.

Review: I am a professional photographer, and was looking or something to put on my desk to show a continuous slideshow of my work. After holding off on buying a digital frame for years, I thought the EX1011 would be just what I was looking for. ...

Pros: Looks nice, and the display is high quality.

Cons: Forget the wireless bit.

The Bottom Line: Wait until the wireless functionality is ready before investing in something that does not work.

Review: I also thought the concept of a wireless picture frame a great idea, since I have over 10,000 pictures on various hard drives and computers in my home - some Macs and some PCs. Why hassle with copying files to memory cards when you can use your network ? ...

Pros: Pretty good picture, set-up not that bad.

Cons: Frame freezes, and plays the same picture slide show over and over again.

The Bottom Line: Good picture quality, wireless feature is a disappointing let-down.

Review: I bought my EX1011 just before Christmas, and really haven't had the problems all the other reviewers have had. Apparently Kodak has read and responded to a lot of the bad reviews. My EX1011 came with 2 different manuals, one on using the frame in ...

Pros: Nice looking, has wi-fi (with severe limitations), speakers and video

Cons: Poor support, wi-fi limitations, screen brightness, aspect ratio

The Bottom Line: Not a mature product, and disappointing for a product by Kodak, and support is awful, too. Don't buy -- wait and see if it improves or go with another brand.

Review: This frame is one of the best I was able to find, when researching. The reasons consisting mostly of wi-fi, overall size of the screen and the cost being comparably affordable. However, after buying I've been very disappointed. First, the size of ...

Pros: Wide screen

Cons: Needs a separate cable to plug USB key in.

Review: When the Digital frame boots up, it takes about 5 minutes to start. This is because the software sort all pictures before it start. There is no chance to start with an explorer menu so that you can choose what folder play. Non firmware updates during ...

Pros: Great display, multiple picture sources, wireless, auto power down and up feature.

Cons: Too much daily use of the remote. Customer support lousy, promised return calls never happened.

The Bottom Line: This could potentially be a great product, but wait until Kodak has the bugs worked out of the hardware and software...both in the frame and on the Kodak Gallery website

Review: I bought this frame for my parents, with the hope that they could have it on their wireless network and see photos that my siblings and I uploaded to the on-line Kodak Picture Galley. I wasn't interested in using a memory card or viewing pictures off my ...