15inch 1024 x 768 Resolution Straight Flange Digital Photo Video Frame

Specifications:

• Support automatic playback, video output
• Support alarm clock, clock, calendar, timer on/off
• Panel Size: 15"  TFT
• Resolution: 1024 x 768
• Contrast: 500:1
• Luminance: 250cd/m2
• Photo Format Support: JPG, JPEG
• Audio Format Support: MP3/ WMA/ WMV 
• Video Format Support: MPEG 1/2/4, MPG/DAT/AVI
• Language: Chinese, English and so on
• Memory Card Support: SD, MMC, MS, CF, XD, USB 2.0
• Power: DC 12V, 1500mAh
• Control Mode: Manual and Infrared Remote Control

Details:

• Display your favorite photos in style with a Coby digital photo frame,random display

• Pictures are automatically resized to maximize the number of pictures that will fit on your frame

How to Use a Digital Picture Frame:

• Take the memory card out of your digital camera and put it into the slot on the side of the digital picture frame. Make sure that you put the memory card in the correct slot based on the type of memory card it is, as there may be more than one slot.
• Adjust the speed of the slide show using the buttons on the side of the digital picture frame, or the remote. Sometimes the speed that is selected by the manufacturer is too fast, so you may want to slow it down a bit.
• Adjust the color of the photos. You can do this with the buttons on the side of the digital picture frame or with the remote if it comes with one. A remote is easier to handle than the buttons on the side, plus you can see what you're doing more easily.
• Adjust the volume of the music if there is any using the remote or the buttons on the digital picture frame. This can be especially nice if you are showing a video on your picture frame because you can adjust the sound accordingly.

How to Choose a Digital Photo (Picture) Frame:

• Decide on what size you want. Sizes typically range from 3.5" to 17", with the larger frames being more expensive. Keep in mind, however, that price doesn't depend entirely on size. You can find both cheap and expensive small frames, as well as both cheap and expensive large frames. Look for a balance between size and features listed below that stays within the price you're willing to pay.
• What resolution do you want? A high resolution in a small picture frame means the picture will appear sharp and natural. On the other hand, a low resolution in a large picture frame will make the picture look blurry and distorted.
• Check the contrast ratio of the frame. This is the difference between the blackest black the frame can display and the whitest white the frame can display. A low contrast ratio creates a muddy looking picture, while a high ratio creates a clean, vibrant image.
• How bright do you want the frame to be? You don't want a frame that's so dark that it fades into the wall, but you also don't want a frame that's so bright you need to wear sunglasses when you look at it. If you get one that's too bright, you can likely turn the brightness down, but if you get one that's too dark, there's no way of turning the brightness up.
• Most frames let you insert various media cards and display pictures directly from the card. What kinds of cards do you want the frame to support?
• Decide on a style/color. With so many frames available, there's no reason not to choose one that suits your style.
• What kind of features do you want? A lot of digital photo frames let you display a slideshow throughout a set time period each day, have their own remote control, let you play sound and video, and let you add or remove photos wirelessly.

Package Included:

• 1 x Digital Photo Frame
• 1 x User Manual
• 1 x Remote Control
• 1 x Power Adapter