Ceivalife digital photo frame
Editors' rating: 3.5
The good: Three Internet connection options; can be managed completely by remote; good customer service.
The bad: Most features require a subscription fee after 1 year; may be feature overkill for some users; expensive.
The bottom line: The Ceivalife digital photo frame and its complementary service push past simple picture viewing into the realm of Internet appliances--for better or worse.
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