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Features and Performance Both the SV811 and SV710 have the same features, but the larger SV810 comes with 128MB of internal memory so you won’t need to use a memory card or pen drive. They’re both compatible with MOV, AVI, MPEG 1 and 4 video formats, and JPEG and EXIF image formats. They also support MP3 audio files. Although they have inbuilt speakers, don’t expect to be able to watch full-length videos. They’re there merely to add effects to slide shows.
Files can be copied quite easily by dragging and dropping them into the SV811’s internal drive or by using memory cards to do the same in the same DPF. The SV710 will show an external drive in the menu from where you can easily access your files. All features can very easily be accessed via the wireless remote control. Other features include setting a specific time for the device to switch on and off automatically, choosing slide transitions, and compatibility with PictBridge for printing. The biggest issue I have with these two otherwise brilliant frames is the fact that they don’t have any provision for internal battery packs to provide power. They have to be connected with a power adapter at all times. You can place the frame only in a place that is conveniently close enough to a power socket. |
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