Product Details
 | Pandigital Panimage PI1003DW 10.1-Inch Digital Picture Frame (Black) |
| List Price: | $149.99 |
| Price: | $69.99 |
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Product Description
The Panimage PI1003DW 10.1" 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 2500 compressed images on the 512MB 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 15:9, and the stunning 800x480 resolution LCD panel within a black wooden frame blends with any decor. Additional features include interchangeable charcoal gray and white paper mats, a clock and calendar, slide show function, image rotate, and programmable on/off.Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #42 in Camera & Photo
- Brand: Pandigital
- Model: PI1003DW
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 13.98" h x 2.80" w x 15.28" l, 4.95 pounds
- Display size: 10.1
Features
- 10.1 inch black digital photo frame with 15:9 aspect ratio
- 800x480 resolution
- 5 in 1 card reader supports SD/MS/MS-Pro/MMC/xD
- Stores up to 2500 jpeg images on 512 MB internal memory
- USB connection
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
The Panimage PI1003DW is an impressive member of the Pandigital family of digital picture frames. This 10.1-inch LCD screen with 800 x 480 resolution and 250:1 contrast ratio gives excellent clarity and definition to your favorite photos. The 15:9 widescreen viewing aspect ratio provides an attractive presentation for all your images. Up to 2500 images can be stored on 512 MB of internal memory. A black wood frame blends with any décor and interchangeable charcoal gray and white mats add a professional finished presentation. Founded in 1998, Pandigital recognized the need to bridge new and traditional technologies like a digital camera and an elegant picture frame. Photography captures the special moments in our lives, moments that cannot be properly displayed or appreciated on the back of a digital camera. Pandigital has shipped more that 4 million digital picture frames and is one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the US. In 2008, they were the #1 supplier of digital photo frames in North America. Their digital picture frames are of substantial quality, elegant and intuitive designs, they are versatile and affordable. They have helped millions of people move images out of their camera and back into their lives.
The perfect companion to your digital camera
We capture our most precious, and our most common, moments because they are not to be forgotten or taken for granted. The moment when we take a picture we are making a decision to be conscious, to be in the moment and to be grateful for it. But a photo in a camera or on a flash card is only an unfulfilled intention. Let your images free. Give them the power they deserve in your life to make you smile, to remember, or to pause for a moment and consider the past. Take advantage of personal features like rotate and resize, backwards and forwards controls, brightness and color adjustments, programmable on and off, and your presentation will be both seamless and earth-friendly.
The gift of a digital photo frame to a friend or loved one is every bit as meaningful as the gift of one to yourself. Who doesn’t need a pick-me-up right about now ? It is said that the gift of experience is so much more meaningful than a mere material object. If that is the case, then the gift of re-experiencing those special moments must be priceless.
Share yourself with a slideshow
Framed pictures are such great conversation starters, and we get to know each other a little better when we share ourselves by displaying photos of friends, family, and favorite occasions. How much better we get to know each other through the use of slide shows, which allow us to showcase many special moments. We have seen our photo frames set in slide show mode at parties, family reunions, and gatherings to help establish a theme, at wedding anniversaries and bridal showers to highlight special moments in a couple’s past. A slideshow on this Panimage PI1003DW is as easy as inserting your memory card; transition effects between images add to the entertainment. Additional playback modes include shuffle and thumbnail for easy previewing and the built-in card reader accepts SD, xD, MS, MS Pro, MMC and USB flash drives.
A little known feature is the built-in calendar and clock. If space on your bedside table is tight, there’s no reason to not have a digital picture frame, just mount it on the wall using the built-in wall mount tabs. It’s as easy to hang as a picture. The panel can be turned off at night so that the light won’t interfere with your sleep and a handy remote allows you to control major functions without crossing the room.
The Panimage PI1003DW can receive and display images straight from your USB flash drive or memory card via the 5 in 1 card reader, no PC is needed. Alternatively, if you have files on your computer or camera, you can transfer them to the frame with a USB cable (not included). Don’t forget the images on your cell phone, those can be transferred too. Drop and drag technology makes selecting images from your computer and transferring them to the frame’s internal memory fast and easy, with no software needed. The Panimage PI1003DW effortlessly moving images out of your camera and into your life
The Panimage PI1003DW is an impressive member of the Pandigital family of digital picture frames. This 10.1-inch LCD screen with 800 x 480 resolution and 250:1 contrast ratio gives excellent clarity and definition to your favorite photos. The 15:9 widescreen viewing aspect ratio provides an attractive presentation for all your images. Up to 2500 images can be stored on 512 MB of internal memory. A black wood frame blends with any décor and interchangeable charcoal gray and white mats add a professional finished presentation. Founded in 1998, Pandigital recognized the need to bridge new and traditional technologies like a digital camera and an elegant picture frame. Photography captures the special moments in our lives, moments that cannot be properly displayed or appreciated on the back of a digital camera. Pandigital has shipped more that 4 million digital picture frames and is one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the US. In 2008, they were the #1 supplier of digital photo frames in North America. Their digital picture frames are of substantial quality, elegant and intuitive designs, they are versatile and affordable. They have helped millions of people move images out of their camera and back into their lives.
 Your happiest moments displayed on a vibrant 10.1-inch full color LCD screen |
 The tabletop easel allows for easy placement on mantel or bedside table, bookshelf or desk |
The perfect companion to your digital camera
We capture our most precious, and our most common, moments because they are not to be forgotten or taken for granted. The moment when we take a picture we are making a decision to be conscious, to be in the moment and to be grateful for it. But a photo in a camera or on a flash card is only an unfulfilled intention. Let your images free. Give them the power they deserve in your life to make you smile, to remember, or to pause for a moment and consider the past. Take advantage of personal features like rotate and resize, backwards and forwards controls, brightness and color adjustments, programmable on and off, and your presentation will be both seamless and earth-friendly.
The gift of a digital photo frame to a friend or loved one is every bit as meaningful as the gift of one to yourself. Who doesn’t need a pick-me-up right about now ? It is said that the gift of experience is so much more meaningful than a mere material object. If that is the case, then the gift of re-experiencing those special moments must be priceless.
Share yourself with a slideshow
Framed pictures are such great conversation starters, and we get to know each other a little better when we share ourselves by displaying photos of friends, family, and favorite occasions. How much better we get to know each other through the use of slide shows, which allow us to showcase many special moments. We have seen our photo frames set in slide show mode at parties, family reunions, and gatherings to help establish a theme, at wedding anniversaries and bridal showers to highlight special moments in a couple’s past. A slideshow on this Panimage PI1003DW is as easy as inserting your memory card; transition effects between images add to the entertainment. Additional playback modes include shuffle and thumbnail for easy previewing and the built-in card reader accepts SD, xD, MS, MS Pro, MMC and USB flash drives.
A little known feature is the built-in calendar and clock. If space on your bedside table is tight, there’s no reason to not have a digital picture frame, just mount it on the wall using the built-in wall mount tabs. It’s as easy to hang as a picture. The panel can be turned off at night so that the light won’t interfere with your sleep and a handy remote allows you to control major functions without crossing the room.
 Accepts many media formats with no pc or software required |
- 10.1-inch Digital Photo Frame in black wood
- 15:9 aspect ratio
- 800 x 480 resolution
- Stores up to 2500 images on 512 MB of internal memory
- Interchangeable white and gray mats
- Built in 5 in 1 card reader
- USB 2.0 port
- JPEG digital video
- Brightness and color controls
- Remote control
- Panimage PI1003DW digital photo frame in black wood
- White and charcoal gray mats
- AC adapter
- Remote control
- Owners manual
- Quick start guide
Customer Reviews
Very nice Digital Picture Frame
Got this as a Christmas present for my mom. Loaded some test pictures on there just to ensure picture quality was good and that it worked reasonably well. Have read some reviews (while researching DPFs) that some DPFs are not worth buying. Issues with picture quality and ease of use.
There are two ways you can put pictures on this frame. There is a memory card slot in the back and you can also connect this unit to your computer with the supplied USB cable.
I had no problem connecting and uploading 20 mb of pictures. Display quality is excellent. It does auto crop pictures so that they don't looked stretched or distorted.
I read another review about how to adjust picture sizes so that this unit does not have to auto crop.
Although I haven't used the ap to auto crop yet, basically you have to download Microsoft Photo Story from microsoft to do so. I'm sure there are other apps, free or otherwise that do so.
Very happy with this unit. Now wife wants one. I would say, anything less that 10 inches is a waste of money. I do not see how a 7 inch frame would provide a nice veiwable screen.
You can change how frequently the images change, whether or not it crops them. Lots of features. The only con I have is its a little hard to use menu. Read the manual...
A~
Not perfect, but a good product
I got this photo frame for my father for Christmas and filled it with some pictures before I wrapped it. My parents divorced when I was 7, and somehow my father didn't seem to receive any of the pictures of my me and my twin sister after my folks had split. When I graduated college my mother made me a scrapbook and my father, looking through it, mentioned that he didn't have any of these pictures and "that's where they all went". So I took my Canon scanner and took some pages out of my scrapbook, and scanned some of the photos to put in this frame, which gave me a pretty good indication of how this product works.
Pros:
It's a nice looking frame. It can hang on the wall, which is a must for my dad and stepmom, who have a two year-old at home. It also has a plastic fold-out leg to sit on a table. The leg actually comes out and extends, which was not glaringly obvious at first. I only figured it out after the frame slid over several times.
The picture quality is good. The pixels present on the frame are very minimal, and not present at all when viewing the frame from several feet away.
It comes with a remote which is pretty handy if you've ever seen anyone trying to change things by pressing all over the frame.
It is versatile as far as input goes: You can put pictures on the frame with a USB cord to the internal memory, or use an array of memory cards, or even a memory stick (although I'm not sure that you would want to).
Features: You can change the duration of the slides, the effects from one picture to another (fade, roll, etc), the randomness of the photos, etc. You can edit the photos so that they appear a certain way in the frame only, although this only works for photos saved to the hard drive.
Cons:
It comes with two mattes for the frame. One is black, the color of the frame, and the other is white. I cannot see any reason you would want to use the white one. I think its a waste of materials and a pointless inclusion.
Ease of use: When I first opened the frame, I inserted an 8 gb memory card into the slot and plugged it into my computer. Two devices appeared on my Macbook Pro's desktop: One that said Panimage (okay, obviously the frame), and the other that said "No Name". It took me a few minutes to realize that the panimage icon was for the hard drive in the frame, and the other was the memory card. I dragged and dropped the images, but was unsure of where I was supposed to put them. Also, I dragged and dropped images I had exported from Aperature, a photo editing program. I always shoot photos in RAW + large, and when examining the frame, I realized it had also imported the Raw format as well. All of these images were in the frame as "unsupported format" taking up space. I feel that there should be something that rejects the unsupported formats, so I wouldn't have to erase them all manually afterwards.
Another thing that was a bit of a bummer is that you cannot play the slideshow from the internal memory as well as the memory card. Its one or the other.
I read another review that stated the remote did not work. Mine did, but barely. Its nice that it came with a remote, but it felt cheap and was tiny. The buttons did not have much of a tactile response and it sometimes took two or three presses of a button, pointed directly at the screen for it to register.
The crop aspect ratio is off, as I've seen others mention. If you choose to fit the images to the frame, it chops off the top inch or so for any photos that are shoot in the vertical orientation. It worked great for photos in the 4x3 aspect. Unfortunately, because many heads were chopped off with this setting, I took it off, forcing all photos to be seen with a slight black border around them. This essentially made the photos smaller.
Conclusion:
Its a good frame for the money. I've seen many other frames go for a lot more. This has some customizable features which you may choose to use or not, but you aren't paying a ridiculous price for them. Once you get past figuring out how to use it and make it look the way you want, it does have a nice, sleek design. To me, that was one of the most important things.
Ok, but not impressed
I received the 10" Pandigital Picture Frame for Christmas. It works okay, but its memory is bad. I was only able to load 45MB onto the 512MB internal memory. Anything after that, it says there is no space on the device even though it says there is 430MB of free space. I would not buy this brand myself and if I was to buy a digital picture screen I probably would go for the HP DreamScreen though it costs quite a bit more. Once I had my pictures installed though it seems to work okay though I will probably buy a SD card and use that instead of its internal memory.
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