Today I’m bringing you the Kodak 1338813 digital photo frame to review, and this one has a lot of potential to it.  There are plenty of great features here, so many you’ll scarcely notice the price.

The Kodak 1338813 digital photo frame offers a seven inch LED touchscreen display, support for both JPEG and Exif formats, five hundred and twelve megs of onboard memory, its own email address with WiFi connection capability so that you can–or anyone else can–email photos directly for display on the frame, Kodak Color Science capability for the best display available, slideshow and collage modes, and support for Secure Digital, Secure Digital High Capacity, MultiMediaCard, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Memory Stick PRO Duo and xD-Picture Card formats.

While the Kodak 1338813 doesn’t have the best aesthetic–it has a very “gadget” sort of look to it that may not work as well as, say, a metallic or wood frame would; it’s really almost like putting an iPad on a stand–it definitely has the features to make it worthwhile.  Plenty of memory, especially when you factor in the extra card support, and WiFi capability gives it a science-fiction sort of edge in both looks and function.  It’s up to you to determine if this is good, but at a hundred and thirty bucks, it’s worth seeing how it works in your home.

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