HP DreamScreen 100 - Digital AV player - flash 2 GB - 10.2" - 800 x 480

Sexy design. Good image quality. Intuitive user interface. Simple network configuration.

Pricey. UI is very sluggish. Limited video playback support. Computer-to-frame networking software does not support Macs.

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Incredibly easy to use ; Wireless connectivity

Must be plugged in at all times ; Expensive

HP's radio feature is neat, but has a few quirks: Navigation is limited (you can search only by location or genre, not by name), so adding stations to your favorites list is a chore involving lots of drilling. The DreamScreen will play MP3, PCM, WMA,...

HP's DreamScreen is stuck in tablet purgatory. It's not quite the tablet you want it to be and too expensive to justify as a replacement for the digital picture frame you never use.

So overall the DreamScreen is a step in the right direction. The feature set is good, but not quite good enough for the rather high retail price of $249. If you look around it is possible to find the DreamScreen 100 for slightly less. In fact, I found...

Incredibly easy to use; built-in wireless connectivity allows for access to Facebook, Snapfish, Pandora, and HP SmartRadio; video and audio support

Must be plugged in at all times; can't connect wirelessly to Mac

Sleek and minimalist in shiny black, the DreamScreen 100 is nevertheless better suited for sitting on a desktop than hanging on a wall. This is due both to its not inconsiderable weight and to the need to keep the unit plugged in at all times. So, even...

HP claims that it plans to provide support for more applications, so hopefully we can look forward to seeing the integration of Flickr, Shutterfly and more. And it would be especially cool if future updates include some sort of browser to allow for RSS...