Now this is what I call a digital picture frame! The latest tech offerings from Juicy Couture is a Digital Picture Frame with an antiqued goldtone resin frame that  will make any picture displayed pop. The frame includes a stand, 2GB memory card, and its dimensions are 6.5"H x 8"W x 1.4"D . The Juicy Couture Digital Picture Frame is currently on pre-order and will be shipping as of 11/30 and retails

Well the new digital photo frames are slowly being revealed as the year comes to an end  and today Motorola announced its newest and stylish range of digital photo frames, including a dual display frame that run from a single memory card and a Wi-Fi model that allows images to be sent directly by email. Motorola's unique new collection of digital photo frames includes the LS1000 that boasts a 10.4" diagonal display, built-in memory, MP3 player and speakers, as well as an alarm clock and calendar function.  The LS1000W features built-in Wi-Fi,  simply email your photos direct to the frame when located in a hot spot, without ever having to connect it to a PC. Family and friends can also email their pictures to your frame as well. The LS720D 7" and LS420 4.2" diagonal dual display photo frames, feature an intelligent memory system that uses just one single memory card to supply both screens.

I would have called it a photo printer with a really big LCD screen but Sony instead has labeled it a one of a kind digital photo frame with printer. The DPP-F700 digital photo frame with printer features a 7” LCD with a WVGA resolution. The device will print out 4 x 6-inch photos in supposedly 45 seconds. There is also a creative print mode that enables you to print calendars with pictures, photos with borders, and much more. All images can be transferred via  direct USB most memory cards, including Memory Stick PRO™, Memory Stick PRO Duo™, Secure Digital (SD), SDHC, Multi-Media Card (MMC), Compact Flash®, and xD-Picture Card™ media. The DPP-F700 digital photo

The new HP Dreamscreen 100 and 130 take digital picture frames to the next level. The world of digital picture frames has been really dull lately, with hardly any advancements other than Wi-Fi and picture streaming. Fortunately, the new Dreamscreens bring exciting new features to the plate, like the ability to stream Pandora internet radio, access Facebook and Snapfish, as well as the ability to stream music and photos from your PC wirelessly. Social networking addicts will love the Dreamscreens support for Facebook photos, updates an upcoming events. The displays themselves are wide screen displays with 800x480 resolutions. The Dreamscreen 100 sports a 10.2" screen and the 300 sports a 13.3" display.   2GB of built in memory comes standard in the Dreamscreens and there is also a USB port to connect USB thumb drive too, as well as a built-in memory card reader. The systems also support MPEG 1, 2, 4 and H.264 video playback, as well as playback for JPG, PNG and BMP images. Other functions include an alarm clock, weather,  and calendar. Slideshows can play with music in the background, and you can even view and delay slideshows of photos uploaded to Snapfish. Pricing starts at $249.99.

Samsung this morning announced three new Smart digital cameras: The DualView TL220 and TL225 as well as the Connected Digital Camera - the CL65.  The DualView cameras feature the ability to get from behind the camera to the front of it for self-portraits and group shots. No longer will you have to be left out in a group photo, or guess what you all look like by taking one-handed shots.  There is also a rear LCD touchscreen with haptic feedback for easy menu scrolling or editing pictures with the Smart Auto feature.  The TL225 will retail for $349.99 and the TL220 will retail for $299.99. The only difference being is the back rear touch screen on the TL225 is 3.5" and the TL220 is only 3".

I honestly haven't been wowed by a digital picture frame in quite sometime. The last time was actually the Digital Album and this one almost looks similar to it. However, the latest one from Digital Spectrum takes the cake. The ALBUM by Digital Spectrum is a fashionable portable digital photo gallery. It is a 7" LCD with 4GB of internal memory allowing for 40,000 photographs. It also has a built in card reader for you to download into it from your camera, flash drives, etc... but that is not what really makes it so appealing. It's the exterior of this device that makes the ALBUM pop.  The incredibly slim profile is available in Black-Silver-Tan, Black- Silver- Black, and Black-Fuschia-Black and it's embossed aluminum back plate has the word  ALBUM on it.  It also comes wrapped in a protective fine black leather cover which doubles as a

eMachines throws its hat into the ring with a stylish yet affordable new all-in-one-pc. For just $399.99, the eMachines EZ1601-01 offers a sleek and stylish addition to any home. It looks as if it has borrowed some design elements from the HP Touchsmart. The computer is available in Diamond Black and is accented with green LED lighting and silver trim, perhaps trying to resemble a digital photo frame as much as possible? Some of the specs include your standard Intel Atom Processor N270 1.6GHz, 1GB DDR2 ram, a DVD burner, 802.11b/g Wireless, a 160GB hard drive, and an integrated 18.5-inch widescreen LCD with a 16:9 ...

Today Lenovo announced the ThinkPad T400s laptop , a new thin and light laptop with unusual charms. Lenovo once again is marketing to business professionals, but the laptop also features some enhancements that anyone on the go would appreciate. The T400s was inspired by the similarly lightweight ThinkPad X300. It is super slim at just 0.83 inches wide with its 14.1 LED screen, and a solid state drive in tow. The laptop is also made of Monocoque reinforced fiber which makes it sturdy and rugged - this is the same type of fiber used to make bicycle frames and airplanes. Taking into consideration, how busy people are, Lenovo took the time to make sure that the T400s' keyboard (a neglected component on many laptops) has been designed with bigger than average keys. They also tightened the keys to prevent crumbs and other particles from crusting up on the keyboard, because we're all guilty of snacking while we work. The touchpad is also flush to the T400s so that a user can easily scroll, pinch and zoom without feeling cramped.

The Philips AJL303 Photo Clock Radio is one of the nicer digital picture frame / alarm clocks out there. It sports a 3.5" LCD display and it lets you listen to music via the built in SD slot, or via the built-in FM radio. You can also create photo slideshows set to MP3 or WMA music files. The alarm gives you a choice of waking up to a buzzer, radio or sounds of nature. The Philips AJL303 Photo Clock Radio retails for $79.99.

Retrevo has a put together a "Gadgetology" study that helps prove what we've known all along - women are just as tech savvy as men. While we will be the first to acknowledge that studies can be flawed, the Gadgetology study, "which is a program that examines the science behind buying and using personal technology", does bring up some interesting facts which we can't just ignore. For example - their research discovered that 79% of men felt “extremely tech savvy,” compared to only 55% of women. But here is the clincher - a greater percentage of women actually knew that “MB” stands for megabytes. It gets better. The study asked both men and women if they felt intimidated by consumer electronics terms when they shopped. 18% of women agreed, while only 7% of men agreed that the terminology could be overwhelming. This same group of men and women were than asked to explain what 1080p meant. The results fell in favor of the ladies - 25% of men gave the incorrect answer, while just 17% of the women answered incorrectly. The research goes on to include some other interesting considerations, like the fact that women tend to be more attached to their gadgets than men. The study concludes with the sentiment that in a tough economy, the best way for the CE industry to make money might be for them to focus on women. Check out the full press release below for more details on the study.

This adorable photo frame is designed to resemble a retro television set. It's sporting a 3.5" screen with a passable 320x240 resolution accompanied buy a 4000:1 contrast ratio. Aside from playing back photos, this little gadget will also playback MP3s, as well as Xvid and Mpeg video files - so you'll feel like it really is a TV in some ways. It's got a built-in SD slot that can hold up to 32GB, it works as an alarm clock, and the device will run for up to 2 hours on a charge so that you can use it as a portable digital media player if you really want to. Alternatively, ...

Remember what photo albums looked like? You know the big binder books that had the fly paper in it to keep your pictures in place. Then you would cover your precious pictures with a plastic film and waalah you had 20 years of memories at your fingertips. Well the Digital Album (not to be confused with a digital picture frame) aims to do the same thing just minus the drying up of glue eventually, and all those pictures emptying out on your lap when you turn the pages. The Digital Album has a 7 inch screen and doesn't require a computer to upload load pics to it. Just ...

Is it a TV? Or is it a picture frame? Actually, it's both. The Hannse.Folio 10" LCD television from Hannspree features a simple (not digital) picture frame for you to slip a photo into as well as an LCD TV right behind it. The design is perfect if you feel the need to disguise your LCD for some reason. It also trendy and different and will fit in with any decor. Ready to watch TV, just flip the picture frame back and reveal the LCD right behind it. Currently though, we could fine no pricing or retailer selling it.

Today Sanyo unveiled a whole slew of new Xacti HD camcorders, all of which are priced very competitively and are sporting a well rounded feature set. Some of the new Xacti cameras are surprisingly sporting a more traditional horizontal camcorder form factor, which is a deviation from the Xacti's previous vertical models. However some of the new cameras do sport Sanyo's traditional Xacti vertical design for those who prefer it - this way there is something for everyone's taste. Sanyo is calling these new cameras Dual cameras because they can take both still images as well as capturing video. That is nothing unusual, but they promise that the stills are ...

If you enjoyed the Sansa Shaker last year, then you may get a kick out of the Shake a Pix digital photo album from Sondata. Spotted in the international booth at CES, this portable digital picture frame will hold up to 32MB in pics and can easily be transitioned to the next photo by the shake of a your hand. It lasts for about 3.5 hours of battery life. No pricing is available but if you shake the frame enough for pics to whiz by, I guarantee the person looking, will throw up on your shoe.

iBeamTM Speaker System The Sharper Image iBeam’s slim styling features SRS Wow technology, which significantly enriches the audio quality. iPod docking, charging and playback functions are standard, as well as iPod video. The iBeam also boasts a backlit LCD screen and a digital AM/FM tuner with 12 station preset options. The iBeam is built with four full-range drivers for superior audio quality. Hardwood Speaker System This contemporary, natural wood cabinet system with enhanced acoustics is the hallmark of high-end design, with tremendous visual and technical value. The premium sound performance is centered on the built in subwoofer. It charges and plays iPods ...

At the Digital Experience tonight, HP was showing off some super cool new peripherals including a selection of very stylish ergonomic mice in different colors with different patterns. The mice should be available in the spring and will retail somewhere between $29.99 and $39.99. They will also have the Wireless eco-mouse coming out, a green ergonomic mouse made of 30% recycled materials. They also have a new digital picture frame on the horizon, but before you yawn too much, hear us out. This isn't just another one of those frames. This one is a wireless picture frame that can display photos directly from a Flickr, Picasa or a MySpace account when ...

Last year at CES Casio unveiled the EX-F1, the world's first 60fps high speed camera aimed towards consumers. Then in late '08 they released the EX-FH20, another high speed camera aimed at consumers but with an even smaller body and 40fps shooting abilities. Today they announced that the EX-FS1 which is the world's first super compact and slim high speed camera capable of 30fps. They also announced that there is a new very cool technology coming to their cameras called Dynamic Photo which is the "composite of moving images." The technology is similar to the concept of green screening. Using the camera, you can film a person and then transplant them ...

Using a compact digital camera is a rarity to me these days.  I can usually be found lugging around my Nikon D90 since it has all the high-end features I need for taking professional shots. The only time I would probably even think of taking my compact camera anywhere, would be to sneak it into a concert.  The Samsung SL310W compact digital camera however does have features more commonly found on expensive digital cameras - like my Nikon D90 for instance. For a fraction of the price, these features include a 13.6 megapixel image sensor, Dual Image Stabilization, a 3.6x wide-angle optical zoom lens, Perfect Portrait System, a 2.7 Intelligent LCD, ...

What day would be complete without mentioning some type of digital frame...TRENDnet has just released a new twist on an old concept. Launched today the first 7" Wireless Internet Camera and Photo Monitor aka TV-M7. This particular frame can be used to display your digital photos but also connects to your network to detect wireless TRENDnet security cameras so it can stream video from them."Users previously needed a computer to view streaming video from Internet security cameras, with the TV-M7 users can view video

The Sharp Photowatch - it's a watch that displays 60 photos and it also has a slideshow function. It doesn't play MP3s or videos and it's only purpose is to show off photos and diplay the time. Strangely enough we could only find this watch at JCPenney. Sharp doesn't have it on their website, nor does any other retail outlet for that matter. Anyway, the Sharp Photowatch will work as a regular watch too displaying time/date/day, and it is both Mac and PC compatible.The retail price at JCPenny is $60 but you can get it on sale for $45, which is a lot cheaper than Brookstone's $100 Digital ...