Testseek.com have collected 12 expert reviews of the Kodak Pulse W730 7 inch and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kodak Pulse W730 7 inch.
November 2010
(85%)
12 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Dedicated email for easy photo sharing, Simple and responsive touch interface, Good image quality,
No video playback, Limited compatibility with photosharing sites, No adjustments for display brightness, contrast or backlighting, Touch screen prone to fingerprints and smudges
Extremely sharp photo frame, Very easy to use, Several options for uploading photos to the frame, WiFi connection is available, Starting price is reasonable
Frame could be a little larger, Touch screen LCD can lead to some smudges, A battery option would be nice
It’s a great idea – a wireless networked frame into which pictures can be loaded from anywhere in the world. The first time you email a picture file to the frame you won’t believe it, it is easy and miraculous.
The frame is small, and being 4:3 aspect ratio it looks slightly old fashioned up against our larger 16:9 comparison frame. But the most unsatisfactory feature of the frame is the inability to connect it as a network device, as we do a printer or lapto...
This is a clever gadget and it is easy to see applications for it. It would be a great way to keep sending photos back from abroad, for instance, provided the recipient has a WiFi network at home. It’s a pity that the entire concept is so Ameri-centric...
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Published: 2010-11-09, Author: Rob , review by: macworld.co.uk
Excellent picture quality; built-in WiFi; touchscreen; easy to use menu system
Build quality not as high as some rivals; no option to view photos in portrait mode
Picture quality on the matte 800 x 600 LED display is excellent, with punchy colours and plenty of detail. The only things that really count against the Pulse in this guise are its lowly 7in display size, slightly plastic build and a fixed stand which eff...
Abstract: This 7in frame from Kodak is one of the smallest we tested, but it's also the most sophisticated, at least in terms of the features on offer. For starters it has a proper touchscreen - all the others we tested have buttons on the side or back. It also ...
Abstract: I’ve tested many digital photo frames, and found the results pretty hit-and-miss. Some digital frames offer great feature sets, but look far too much like a fancy piece of technology: your attention should be drawn to the picture, not the frame. Othe...
L'écran tactile en technologie LED, La résolution de 800 x 600 pixels, La connexion Wi-Fi, La mise à jour automatique des photos par Internet
La mémoire de 512 Mo seulement, L'absence de télécommande
Vendu 129 euros, le Kodak Pulse est un petit cadre photo numérique globalement réussi. Belles images, dalle tactile, synchronisation avec Facebook le tout agrémenté d'une interface minimaliste mais assurément très simple à manipuler, ce produit saura ...
Abstract: En guldstjärna till Kodak som har lyckats göra en så här avancerad fotoram så pass billig. Men det är inte en fotoram för alla. Laddar man upp mycket bilder på Facebook och vill bli överraskad av kompisarnas bilder är..
