The Aura frames are evidence of this huge improvement. The pictures on the Aura look vibrant, but the screen doesn't glow brightly like a computer display. A sensor also automatically adjusts the display brightness based on the available light, so it doesn't stay aglow in a dark room. (I set mine so the screen shuts down when all the lights are off.) There's not a jagged-edged pixel in sight; even scanned film photos look great. When you really look closely, you can see that it doesn't look exactly like a printed photo inside a glass frame, but the image doesn't really seem digital either. It's just nice. When my sister visited, she commented that she didn't realize it was a digital display until the picture suddenly changed. (I should note that I have only tried frames from Aura, but Nixplay is another popular brand you might consider.)Stay Connected