An 800 x 480-pixel, 20.3-centimetre, wi-fi-enabled digital photo frame with a 16:9 widescreen display that is bright with natural-looking colours.In theory it’s a great concept: build a photo frame for displaying digital pictures and equip it with a wireless interface that allows users to connect to the internet and view shots from online galleries. Add in the ability to display shots and video clips and/or play MP3 music files stored on a USB stick or camera memory cards and you’d think you were on a winner. In essence, that’s what Kodak is offering in its new wi-fi-enabled EasyShare W1020 digital photo frame. But the actual product leaves a lot to be desired. The W1020 is something of a Curate’s egg: parts of it are excellent. So let’s deal with those aspects before looking into areas in which the device failed to deliver on its promises.











