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by K.T. Bradford on November 26, 2008
The newest digital photo frames can do more than just allow you a slideshow of your favorite pictures (though that's far better than traditional frames). Some models can play video, connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi, and act as a second monitor. In order to get the most for your money, here's what to look for when making your choice.
Show It Off: Digital frames are great for every day use and for showing off pictures at holiday parties. If you're keen to use it as a conversation piece for small gatherings, opt for a model that can play MP3s along with a slideshow.
Size: To truly reap the benefits of a digital frame you'll want to get one in a decent size. Models below 7 inches wide are okay up close, but lose effectiveness across the room.
Memory Card: Most digital frames have memory card readers, just check the specs to make sure. Also ensure that the reader can take the memory card you or your giftee uses.
Unnecessary Bells and Whistles: Skip models with potentially complicated extras like Wi-fi, particularly if you're buying it for a non-tech-savvy loved one. You might have to set it up and be on-call for tech support if something goes wrong. Keep to frames that perform their basic functions well and without fuss.
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