Product Description

Imagine a fresh look at your favorite photos. The high-style Samsung SPF-71E 7" digital photo frame brings an ever-changing landscape into your home or office. Built-in 128MB flash memory make it easy to take advantage of multiple slideshow programs and enjoy hundreds of photos every day. It makes a great affordable gift for holidays, anniversaries, or any other special occasion. Your digital photos set free. With the Samsung SPF-71E digital photo frame, its not hard to imagine.

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Product Details

• Size: 7-Inch
• Color: White
• Brand: Samsung
• Model: SPF-71EW
• Dimensions: 5.80" h x 8.50" w x 1.70" l, 1.00 pounds

Features

• 7-inch digital photo frame
• Sharp 480 x 234 resolution
• Save photos to the frame with 120MB internal memory
• Automatic slide show with effects
• Clock function for added functionality

From the Manufacturer
The happiness encapsulated in a photograph of friends, family,and good times is displayed to perfection by the SPF-71E Digital Photoframe. With 120MB of internal memory and its unique features and style, it makes the most beautiful memories become more memorable.

Samsung SPF-71E Highlights

120MB internal memory
Faster, easier access to your photos is enabled by 120MB of built-in memory. This allows you to store a selection of your favorite memories to be displayed as a slideshow or on their own. The hidden SD card slot allows you to add extra memory to the Photoframe for a more in-depth experience.

Color that suits you
Be enchanted by the soft, organic contours of the SPF-71E. Its ergonomic elegance and slim, slender style make your photos sparkle and shine. Available in white, pink or black, the frame attracts attention to the pictures that you treasure and expresses the exquisite beauty of every magical moment.

Smooth operation
The beauty of the ball hinge stand is that its graceful, gentle movement is so smooth and soft. With a fluid motion you can position the frame in any way that you choose, giving you the freedom to enjoy your photos in the way that suits you best.

Seamless memories
A wide variety of slideshow options allows you to express your creative side. Simply select the slideshow that suits you and watch your photos become a seamless show of treasured memories. What’s more, if you turn the SPF-71E off then turn it on again; it automatically remembers where it was in the sequence and resumes play.

Enjoy a wide variety of slide show options

Time never looked so good
With two clock functions the SPF-71E can be used as a Photoframe, a Photoframe with digital time superimposed over the photo, or as a retro-style analog clock. The automatic clock turn-off feature is an efficient method of power saving that will reduce electricity bills and energy consumption.

Frame comes with two clock functions

Auto-resize optimization
The intelligent Auto-resizing function gives you more space to save your memories. By downsizing images and displaying them at their optimum resolution, more photos can be stored in the 120MB internal memory, giving you extended slideshows and more pleasure.

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Customer Reviews

Samsung SPF-71E Infected by W32.SillyFDC Worm
URGENT WARNING: Product infected by worm variant W32.SillyFDC
Recommend staying away from this product, manufactured in Tianjin, China, from South Korean company Samsung, because it is infected by a worm variant known as W32.SillyFDC. Upon connecting the digital photo frame to my computer, variant W32.SillyFDC, residing in directory "ToExe" of the frame's internal memory, immediately executed itself on my machine. Then it, being a worm-based Trojan horse, attempted to infect my machine and connect to the network. Fortunately my security software detected it and immediately terminated the process, deleted the program, and upon scanning traced it to the "ToExe" directory on the Samsung SPF-71E.
NOTE: Common anti-viral software can successfully remove the malicious program from the device and interactions with SD Cards and USB memory sticks are not at risk for infection
Apparently Samsung is an untrustworthy brand name and is no different than Insignia.
MSNBC article on infected Insignia digital picture frames: [...]

Decent instructions would be nice...
Instructions or (lack of) make me want to toss this out the window. Widescreen renders half your pictures unusable unless you downsize them smaller than the screen. Hope to someday be able to set clock and use auto on/off feature, but it's not looking good so far...

Good but not great
This is the very first picture frame I own. It will accept a lot of media types and have the option to move them to the local memory for later use. However, connecting it to a PC for direct upload did not work for me. I am not sure if it is a Win Vista issue, but the memory space was not recognized and the frame stayed in "configuring" mode while connected. I opted to load the pictures to an SD card and permanently leaving that card in the frame. One thing people keep complaining about is that it is a widescreen format frame. You would have to crop your pictures to a 16:9 ratio. That was not a big deal for me except that some pictures are difficult to do so due to placement of people or objects in the original photo. The picture quality is great. It does lack a motion sensor switch. The frame will be permanently on and the power switch is at the bottom back of it. If after reading this you still want it, be my guess. I don't regret purchasing it.