| Reviews : Coby DP-767 7-Inch Widescreen Digital Photo Frame with Multimedia Player (Includes 2 Metal Frames) |
Coby DP-767 7-Inch Widescreen Digital Photo Frame with Multimedia Player (Includes 2 Metal Frames) Product By Coby Available From 0 Sellers |
Technical Details
- 7-inch widescreen TFT LCD color display; displays JPEG image files
- Plays MP3 and WMA audio files, and AVI, MPG, and XviD video files
- AV output for easy hookup to home theater systems
- SD, MMC, MS, xD and CF card slots; USB port for use with flash memory drives
- Built-in stereo speakers
Product Description
The new Coby DP-767 digital picture frame blends traditional functionality with today's technology and design. Enjoy pictures, music and movies and capture your most precious moments with family and friends in a new vivid and engaging way. The Coby DP767 is perfect for home or office décor, and the contemporary brushed metal design offers a 16:9 aspect ratio for your viewing pleasure. For additional convenience, interchangeable faceplates and detachable stand are provided. A remote control is also included, allowing you to navigate the frame from your couch or office chair. Plus, you can now free up your hard drive: the Coby digital photo frame supports a variety of media formats including JPEG, MP3, WMA, AVI, MPG and XviD. Additionally, the Coby Digital Picture Frames is compatible with multiple memory formats, including SD, xD, CF, MS and MS Duo. With the widespread use of digital cameras, camcorders, and camera phones, the Coby DP-767 is the perfect product to store and share all of your special moments captured in digital media format. Includes an A/C power adapter, USB cable, detachable stand, interchangeable silver and brass brushed-metal faceplates, and remote control.Similar Products
Customer Reviews
By J. Kirlin (Towson, MD United States)
I just bought this product through [...] and it arrived in short order. As others have pointed out, the manual instructions are not the greatest, but after a little while I was able to figure it out. I managed to upload several pics from my camera by inserting the memory card and copying over the pics to the internal memory (yes, it did have internal memory), then added more pics from my computer using the USB mini port and also copied over a few music files. Great news, the slideshow did play w/ music, you have to set the music to play on the music set up menu.
I agree that the stand is flimsy and may be problematic down the road. The picture quality is great and the music plays beautifully. Although, I noticed a few times that the music had a slight break, then continues on. Well I'll see how it goes. This is a Christmas gift for my mom and I am really hoping all goes well. I got a really good deal for the price!
By Parvez (Philadelphia)
Was looking around for a decent quality photo frame to gift to a friend. This frame was well within budget and had good features.
It displays decent resolution photos, also plays MP3s along with the slideshow, and has 128mb inbuilt memory, which is sufficient for 100-200 photos @ 800x600 resolution.
The only disadvantage I found was that writing to its internal memory was pretty slow.
By Michael J. Hudson
I don't know what to say about a product like this. It works, the price was great and it is durable. Perfect for what I had a need for. Did not want to spend too much money but still wanted a decent quailty product. I had so many phots and needed several frames this what great
By W. Culbertson (Palo Alto, CA USA)
The Coby DP888 has, for me, a fatal flaw that I feel should have been disclosed in the advertising. It can only recognize and show 2000 pictures from an SD card (and I would guess any other memory card type), even if the card contains many more pictures. Of course, over the course of a lifetime, many of us take far more than 2000 pictures. My 2GB SD card is only 1/3 full with 3300 pictures on it, so I expected the DP888 to be able to show a huge number of photos, but sadly, it can't. I wonder if Coby's more recent products continue to have this limitation.
By George Shipley (Littleton, CO)
I got two of these when they ran a special price on them and hoped they would be usable by my techno-peasant wife and 82 year old Mom. I knew I would have to load the pics for them but was unsure if it would be too complicated for them to turn on and show off pics of grandkids. With a couple of caveats, it is great for my purposes. It charges quickly and holds a charge for a long time. It is easy to turn on and automatically goes to slideshow. The pics are clear and big enough to see well (I had previously purchased my wife a keychain model that was worthless). It is easy to load pics but I would suggest cropping them and resizing them to less than 500 Megabites so that they are easier for this small processor to handle. It has a nice case to keep it from being scratched in their purses too. I may just get another for my daughter to carry pics of her cute kids.
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