Features:

• 8-inch high quality LCD screen
• More memory with 2 card slots
• Play video and listen to MP3s
• Ease of control with Kodak's Quick Touch Border
• Create on-frame multimedia slide shows using Kodak Easyshare software

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Indulge your senses with pictures, videos and music. Just insert a memory card or USB flash drive into the Kodak EasyShare M820 Digital Picture Frame and enjoy viewing your pictures right away. Your frame comes with decorative mattes that allow you to personalize the look of the frame, and complement your home decor. Kodak EasyShare Software makes it easy to access all of your pictures and transfer them from your computer to your frame. Kodak's Quick Touch Border keeps fingerprints off of your viewing screen so your images stay beautiful. The touch panel features yellow lights that illuminate to tell you exactly where to touch. Create, edit and view slideshows at the touch of your fingertips. The convenient drag-and-drop feature is perfect for transferring pictures for slideshows. View your pictures on the 8" (20.3 cm) 16:9 wide screen featuring Kodak Color Science for vibrant color and crisp detail. Store up to 300 pictures directly on your frame's 128 MB of internal memory and use the two available SD card slots to view and enjoy even more of your pictures. Set the mood with your music, listen to your favorite MP3s with built-in speakers Selectable viewing hours featuring automatic on/off settings Easily browse and edit your albums Display your frame on a tabletop or on a wall, vertically or horizontally Add style to any decor with optional accessory faceplates Discreet cord design is barely visible

Rating : - Good picture quality - but the software is horrible
This was purchased as a Christmas present for me. I spent almost the entire afternoon trying to load the software and make it work. It messed up my computer so bad I had to restore it to get it back. I tried just about everything including updating the firmware, uninstalling and re-installing; nothing worked. I gave up. The software is bloated and poorly engineered.

On the box it states it comes with a USB cable to attach it to your computer. You won't find one in the box. You will need either a fire wire cable or a USB Male to Male cable which isn't very common. In the manual, Kodak states that you don't get the cable. Nice touch Kodak!

Kodak makes a big deal about it having 128mb's of internal memory. With 2 Gigabyte SD cards costing so little today I don't know why this is a selling point. It also isn't easy to access the internal memory. In my opinion the front controls are confusing to learn and not intuitive. Once I figured it out, it was fine. There also isn't any battery backup so once you unplug the unit you have to set it up again.

On the positive side, this frame does have a very nice picture and colors are sharp and detailed. The frame is nice looking and I like that you can customize the frame borders. It's also nice that it accepts multiple different types of memory cards.

Once I downloaded my picture folders from my computer onto it from Google's Picasa software, it ran without a hitch. I'm not sure why anyone would even attempt to use Kodak's terrible and bloated software when you can download an excellent free program like Picasa. I know this isn't a review for Picasa, but this is a brilliant piece of software! Kodak would have been better off just pointing people to a link to download Picasa.

Overall, I give it only 2 stars because the software is so bad and Kodak hasn't even admitted there are problems with it. (Yes I tried it on two different computers and had problems on both) I also found there was no support on their website for any software problems. Not coming with a cable to connect to your computer is also a joke these days.

In my opinion there are better frames out there for your money. I have decided to keep it since it does have a nice look and displays my pictures well, however, knowing what I know now, I would never purchase it again.