Coby 1.5-Inch Digital Photo Key Chain (Red)

Coby 1.5-Inch Digital Photo Key Chain (Red) Features:

• Excellent image quality with a 1.5-inch LCD full-color display
• Displays JPEG, GIF, and Bitmap images files
• Easy image upload with USB port for fast file transfers
• Includes 16 MB flash memory and can store up to 60 photos
• Features photo slideshow mode

Customer Reviews:

• key chain: I love it love it love it. It was very easy to use never had the problems that every one else claimed to have hooked it up and it worked instantly (vista)thank you pepsi would recommend to any one
• GREAT: its a great photo viewer
  everybody is writing that it doesnt work on XP but i connected it to both my computers PC and laptop with XP Home , and its working fine. just plug in the usb cable and it detecs it right a way. the software isnt the best but its really easy EASY to use, you can put 60 photos no matter what is their size, program will shrink them so you can fit 60 photos on unit. has a lot of options, slideshow,time,timer, setup for screen...
  unit is light and it looks durable, screen has cover so it wont break, im testing the battery now and its been on in slideshow mode for 2 hours and its still running. cant say anything bad about it. im pleased with my self that i didnt listen to others people reviews.
• Piece of Junk! : Don't waste your time or money on this contraption. I am fairly computer savy and thought that I could definitely use this product with ease. The problem is that the computer won't even recognize the device. You can't possibly download anything to it if the computer doesn't even realize it's there. Basically it is a piece of trash now because I still have made no progress with it. I also bought the Jwin digital photo key chain and it worked beautifully. No problems, easy to use and very nice quality! If you want a digital keychain, go with the Jwin.
• Worked fine with Mac OSX Tiger: I was a little leery about this product. Other reviews seemed to suggest that the keychain's software would not operate properly when used with Mac OSX despite its packaging's claim that it should. I gave the keychain a shot anyway, because we do have a Windows machine in the house, though it's not our primary computer. I figured that if all else failed, I could always E-mail myself the pictures I wanted and use the Windows computer if I absolutely had to.
  
  Well, I didn't have to. The keychain arrived and I installed the software on my Mac Mini without any trouble. The Mini runs Tiger (10.4), and I noticed the software claims to be compatible with Panther (10.3). I'm wondering now if those that had trouble are trying to run it on Leopard (10.5), which is not 100% backwards compatible.
  
  At any rate, the keychain software was fairly instinctive. The only confusing bit for me occurred after I had selected my photos and uploaded them to the keychain. It seemed to do something, and then everything just...stopped. According to the manual, once you've uploaded the pictures you should close down the photo editor and disconnect the keychain, which worked just fine. However, nothing in the software indicated that this was the next step, so if I hadn't had the manual handy I probably would have assumed something had gone wrong.
  
  My little pictures are displaying pretty well on the keychain screen. I'm not finding that the chain or clasp are inferior in quality; they're nothing impressive, but I think they're pretty standard as keychains go. The image quality isn't fantastic, but I think it's decent under the circumstances.
  
  I purchased the item for $14.99. I think I got a pretty good deal.
• piece of junk: I read the mixed reviews. I ultimentaly decieded to try the product. The software would only let my download a few pictures at a time and then when I went to download more pictures in to the keychain it would earse the ones already on it. I returned it.