I didn't test it with music or video, only pictures. It works well enough for what I want it to do.
The screen resolution is 640x480. I don't think its stated on Amazon product page.
Pro:
1. Screen is sharp and color reproduction is good if the source image has the right resolution (see belows).
2. Hardware is easy to setup, default setting works well.
3. Remote works well for accessing different features of the frame. Brightness/Color adjust only available from the control buttons on the frame itself.
4. It looks like a photo frame with the wooden border, and doesn't look like a gadget sitting on your desk.
Con:
1. I tried some 7MP (3072x2304) pictures and they show up very bury. I have to convert all my pictures down to 1024x768 or 640x480 on the computer first. Picture looks pretty good after that. Upside is you can put tons of small pictures on an old card. I use a very old 128M SM card, and it take ~20M for 100 pictures.
2. On slide show mode, there is no option to randomize the order.
3. It is capable of multiple level of zooming (it doesn't display the multiplier) but consider the source need to be low resolution, it is not very useful.
What could make it better:
1. It comes with a fairly small ac/dc converter, it would be nice if it is inside the body.
2. Media reader is located at bottom of the frame when its orientated in landscape mode. They ought to be on the right side of the frame where the control buttons are located. Not an issue if you put yours in portrait mode where both the controls and media reader would be accessible.
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