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Features:

• The DSM-210 keeps all the same functionality of standard digital photo frames with the added benefit of viewing pictures from the Internet as well as UPnP servers.
• Network security is always important which is why the DSM-210 supports the latest wireless security measures.
• Combining the function of a digital photo frame and the convenience of the Internet, the DSM-210 Internet Photo Frame is a great gift for friends and family around the country.

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
With the Internet Photo Frame you can finally display all of those digital photos you have sitting untouched in your PC. Don''t let all those wonderful memories collect dust on your hard drive where no one will ever see them again. Display the DSM-210 in your living room and let guests see photos from your latest vacation, holiday, or other family outing.

Rating : - Not ready for primetime
While the DSM-210 has a lot of potential to be a great multimedia frame, it's implementation is disappointing.

I found the software and interface to be very flaky. In particular, many of the features that would allow it to sync from online picture sites (e.g. FlickR) only refreshed the pictures randomely or not at all.

My goal was to point it to a FlickR site and update pictures on the frame as they are posted on the site, with a reasonable delay (e.g. 1 hour). The pictures were never updated however.

Many other features, such as rotation, didn't work as expected (resulted in duplicate images) and customer support dropped my call.

In the end I returned the device in the hopes that a future version from D-Link or a competitor will support near real-time refreshing and provide a more robust software.