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Read the reviews on the Buy.com site. This one is most revealing:
"Notice in all the tech specs, they do not state resolution. Why not? I would expect better from Buy.com. Sad. Had to look elsewhere and find this item is 800x480, which is a poor resolution. I would expect 1024x768 minimal to be stating high resolution."
Reviews I found indicate 1024x786.
http://www.techfresh.net/gadgets/cameras/displays-photo-frames/aluratek-digital-photo-frames/
http://www.amazon.com/Aluratek-11-inch-Hi-Res-Digital-Included/dp/B000SJM83U
Oh, and it's $130 AR at Amazon.
I have this one, and the reviewer who stated it was 800x480 is wrong. I have a feeling he doesn't even own it. I'm not sure why someone would review something they don't own. The pics look great on it. The software is a little buggy, and you need to be right on it to get the remote to work. I do like the auto on and off feature.
What? Reviews on a website by people who don't even own the product? That could never happen! *laughter*
why not
#5 has an irony deficiency
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