Okay, if you’ve been reading these reviews for a while, and you’re thinking about buying the HP DF820A3 we were talking about a couple days ago, you may want to hold off and consider a slightly better overall value.  Slightly, I emphasize…and arguably.

Today I’m going to fill you in on the HP DF710C2 frame, a seven inch digital picture frame with a hundred and twenty eight megs of onboard storage capacity, plug and play technology, a built-in calendar, remote control, alarm clock, and the ability to use it either with or without a computer.

Essentially, it’s almost the same as the DF820A3, but it’s an inch smaller, lacks three hundred and eighty four megs worth of storage space, and costs about forty dollars less, depending as always on where you shop.

If you don’t have that many pictures you want to exhibit, or love a good bargain, then you’ll probably be better off with the DF710C2, a significantly better value than much of the HP line.