Both can dial-up and retrieve new pictures. But the Weave model can hold up to 36 pictures, whereas the Ceiva can display just 10. Weave lets you order hard-copy prints from Kodak, directly from the frame. And Weave's frame has a CompactFlash slot to import pictures from a digital camera, and it lets you share photos with other StoryBox Network members. The StoryBox Network lets you subscribe to content channels, which are piped into the frame.
Weave seems to have fashioned the better strategy overall.
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