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List Price : $99.99 Price : $39.99
List Price : $99.99 Price : $39.99
Product Description
The Panimage PI8004W01B 8 inch LED Digital Photo Frame is plug and play for fast, easy transfer and display of your digital photos. No software is needed, just use a USB cable (not included) to connect the frame to your pc and start dropping and dragging directly to the frame's internal memory. Alternatively, you can transfer photos and video from your memory card or digital camera. Store up to 2000 compressed images on the 256MB of internal memory. The built in 5 in 1 card reader recognizes xD/MMC/SD/MSPro/MS formats. To begin a slideshow, simply insert your memory card, and enjoy. The viewing aspect ratio is a generous 4:3, and the 800x600 resolution LCD panel within a black wooden frame blends with any decor.
- 8 inch LED digital photo frame
- 800x600 resolution
- Holds up to 2000 images
- Five in one card reader and 256MB internal memory
- works with optional Pandigital PANWF01 WiFi Dongle with USB Adapter
Pandigital Panimage PI8004W01B 8-Inch LED Digital Photo Frame (Black) Reviews
Pandigital Panimage PI8004W01B 8-Inch LED Digital Photo Frame (Black) Reviews
| 24 of 25 people found the following review helpful  Happy with purchase, By Mrs. Miller "oneinamillion" (A little place called Earth) - See all my reviews This review is from: Pandigital Panimage PI8004W01B 8-Inch LED Digital Photo Frame (Black) (Electronics) Like many others, I purchased this frame to upload photos as a Christmas gift (for my 84 year old mother-in-law). I've just uploaded about 200 photos and it is working so well. (I plan to add lots more pics, just wanted to see if and how it worked). This is the 2nd digital frame I purchased. The first was a Philips 8" frame from Walmart which froze on me while I uploaded pics (aurgh!!!!). Returned that and found this one on sale for $50 at KMart. I find the 8" screen a nice size, not too big or small. One big "must" for me was it had to be something that my MIL could easily work to get the slideshow started. This one seems like it will. I found the remote and the menu much easier to understand and work than the Philips frame.I used a mini USB cable from my Canon camera to upload pictures from my computer to this frame. I found out you don't use the remote for that process, but it was easy enough. I just opened the H port file on my computer, had Facebook photos stored... Read more 15 of 16 people found the following review helpful The Way to Go, By Castaway Reviewer (Tyler, Texas) - See all my reviews This review is from: Pandigital Panimage PI8004W01B 8-Inch LED Digital Photo Frame (Black) (Electronics) I've had my Pandigital Panimage PI8004W01B 8-Inch LED Digital Photo Frame (Black) for a week now and so far I am very pleased. (I purchased it from OfficeMax for $49.99) Setup took me all of 5 minutes, if that long, to do. I found the remote easy to work with once I figured out how to use the keys. I can understand some of the frustration the other reviewers have had. I've owned other Digital Photo Frames and I may be old fashion when it comes to digital images, but the viewing aspect ratio 4:3, and the 800x600 resolution LCD panel is the way to go. Pictures are beautifully clear without them being "shrunk-to-fit" as with my last digital frame did (GiiNii 7" photo frame which cratered on me in less than a year which is the reason for this purchase)The features I like most are: * On-screen time display * On-screen photo time stamp display * Sleep function. I keep this frame at work so I set the sleep feature for 8 hours and about the time I get ready to leave... Read more 13 of 14 people found the following review helpful  Works fine transferring from a Mac, By wanderer (Fairbanks, AK USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Pandigital Panimage PI8004W01B 8-Inch LED Digital Photo Frame (Black) (Electronics) I bought this frame to fill it with pictures for my mother-in-law of her first international trip to Japan. My digital picture frame model PI8004W01B has 512 of internal memory. After reading the descriptions here and for the PI8004W01 model I was a little nervous. You cannot organize the pictures on the device itself, but I think few, if any, frames let you do that. I have an old PowerBook G4 Mac with old iPhoto 6.06 software and I had combined photos from two different cameras, an iPhone, and some scanned pictures in an iPhoto album. Within the iPhoto software, I dragged photos around in the album to coordinate the different cameras so that it was all chronological. I cropped and rotated and adjusted brightness etc. I hooked up the powered-up PI8004201B to my Mac with a USB cable I have, the icon for the Pandigital appeared, I opened its photo folder, and in my iPhoto software I just hit "select all" and dragged the photos over to the pandigital photo folder, and they all... Read more |
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