Enjoy a photo slideshow with music with the Coby DP882 8" Digital Photo Frame with MP3 Player. This unit has a 8" TFT LCD Color Display with LED backlight technology that provides a brighter picture. The Photo Frame also plays MP3 and WMA Audio files and plays most MP4 and AVI Video files from Digital Cameras. Here's a dandy way to display all those digital photos you're accumulating. Display one or all (in slideshow mode) directly from an SD, MMC, xD, or CompactFlash memory card. It's a great way to view your favorites on a table or on a wall - just like a regular picture frame. Yet COBY DP882 adds a unique feature. It has built-in speakers so you can play MP3 and WMA music files from your memory cards. You can even create photo slideshows with music. The DP882 has a USB port that lets you play photos stored on digital media drives. Its LED backlit screen delivers bright images for viewing in almost any situation.

• 8 inch TFT LCD Color Display with LED Backlight Technology
• Displays JPEG and BMP Image files
• Plays MP3 and WMA Audio Files and Most MP4 and AVI files from Digital Cameras
• AV Output for use with Home Theater Systems / SD, MMC, xD and CF
• Card Slots
• Digital Frame requires AC power (adapter included)
• USB port for fast file transfers, integrated stereo speakers, interchangeable faceplate and detachable stand

Those old photo frames atop your dresser, desk, night stand and on your walls are vignettes of memories captured as prints in the era of film cameras. The digital-camera makes available a technology where photos don't have to be displayed as prints. They're displayed on screen, much like that of a TV set or a computer monitor. This frame uses LCD flat-panel technology and, at 2-1/4" deep, fits almost anywhere a standard frame would. The difference - this frame is not limited to display only 1 or a few pictures. A digital picture frame can display dozens (if not hundreds) of images off a digital-memory card.

The Coby Frame will not display grayscale pictures (i.e., black-and-whites where the color count is reported as 256). To make these display, you have to convert them to RGB mode. They're still B&W in appearance, but internally they're full RGB, 16 million colors, and that satisfies Coby input specifications.