Product Description: Do you have parents or grandparents who live far away? Who may feel a bit disconnected from the family? Who just adore seeing pictures of your kids? Your life? Thanks to CEIVA, the maker of the CEIVA Digital Photo Receiver you can "Give a smile a day" by sharing pictures everyday with the people you care about most! The all new 2003 model CEIVA Digital Photo Receiver (the CEIVA 2) works like the original CEIVA Receiver. It's easy to set up and easy to use. It's as simple as click, upload and share. Take pictures with your camera. Upload your digital pictures to www.ceiva.com. Send them to as many CEIVA Digital Photo Receiver's as you want (new model or original model). You can invite anyone to send pictures to your CEIVA Digital Photo Receiver from anywhere in the world. With the new 2003 model CEIVA, you can receive up to 30 pictures each night, 50% more than with the original Receiver. Uploading is much faster, and the Receiver is more durable and streamlined. Plus, you can even order prints by mail by just pushing a button on the Receiver!
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Be careful when buying Ceiva/service plan!!!
I purchased a Ceiva when they first came out and added Lifetime service. 7 years later I learn that my "lifetime" service is set to expire! Lifetime is defined as the life of the physical frame or 7 years! Seriously? Only 7 years! ... Read More
Rating: - Ceiva can be shared with your desktop!
Grandma has a Ceiva frame, but I have a laptop and you can download a program to send ceiva pictures to your laptop or computer as wallpaper. You can also send pictures from your computer to the ceiva frame. You can get the software ... Read More
Rating: - How to Thrill a Mom
We got one of these for my Mother-in-law for Christmas, because she 1)lives in another state in a retirment community and 2)gets flustered just trying to use the TV remote, so email and web sites are out of the question for sending new ... Read More
Rating: - CEIVA SUCKS!
I was very excited about buying a CEIVA for my technology-phobic, West Coast parents, who are in their 80s. I thought they would love seeing pictures of the grandkids, and they did... the one time it worked. After MANY attempts to fix ... Read More
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