Considering the many digital photo frames already out there in the market, another one to further increase the competition should be good news for consumers. The Mojito Wi-Fi display by bluelounge functions just like your normal digital photo frame, but with the added functionality that it can play videos as well. To further stand out from the competition, the Mojito can grab substance from Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites, allowing you to see a customized Lifestream. Of course, produce certain you know what photos it’s going to pull from Facebook before you allow your relatives to pop by for a visit. The Mojito Wi-Fi photo frame will be available soon for $299.

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Do you think that digital photo frames are a dying breed, what with the iPad’s recent announcement? Well, Transcend certainly believes in that niche market by unveiling its PF830 digital photo frame which features a smooth contoured shape, lustrous gloss finish and subtle etched hexagonal pattern that are pleasing on your eyes. In addition, it comes with an extra-bright 8″ digital LCD display at 800 x 600 resolution and a 4:3 aspect ratio. You can choose to display photos from a USB flash drive, memory card of choice or through its own 2GB of on-board memory. Color choices are limited to just black and white – anything more and you might have to knock on ColorWare’s door. No word on pricing, but we do know it comes with AOS (Automatic Orientation Sensor) that makes certain you’re always looking at your favorite digital memories the right side up.

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Want to look cool like Lady GaGa (that’s relative by the way)? You can always come up with your own DIY Lady GaGa video glasses, as towering as you are able to get your hands around a couple of tiny digital photo frames, sticking them into a pair of hollowed-out sunglasses of the right size. Well, that is a pretty interesting project to check out, but whether you prefer to maintain your dignity while retaining your ability to see where you’re going, we would recommend avoiding that DIY project.

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[CES 2010] Kodak, being an old hand when it comes to photography (having moved to the digital format), is now back with their Pulse digital frame. In line with other digital photo frames of the times, the Pulse will feature Wi-Fi connectivity alongside a personal newsletter address that allows you to remotely send a photo by via a cellphone or computer to keep the image library there fresh and up-to-date. A full touchscreen display is additionally thrown into the mix for easier navigation and browsing, but unfortunately you are limited to just 512MB of internal memory with nary a USB port or memory card slot to augment that figure. On the other hand, the 7″ LED backlit display features Kodak Color Science technology for a faithful color reproduction as well as 800 x 600 resolution to keep your memories looking sharp.

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Earth-Trek of Hong Kong has unleashed a new range of digital photo frames that come in a variety of sizes (7”, 8”, 10”, 12” and 15”) while featuring an HD LCD display that hits a maximum resolution of 1,024 x 768 pixels with two aspect ratios to choose from – 4:3 or 16:9. Compatible with today’s widely used photo, video and audio formats, Earth-Trek’s offerings additionally come bundled with an A/V output jack, an IR Remote controller, an alarm and a calendar among others. What, no Wi-Fi?

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Just considering digital frame key holders aren’t as popular as manufacturers want them to be, doesn’t mean that they’re dead, right? The Exemode PF15 is a small digital frame key holder that sports a 1.5-inch display, armed with 8MB of internal memory. File formats supported include JPEG, BMP and GIF. Do you think these items become more popular in the future like digital photo frames?

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Digital photo frames seem to be increasing in terms of popularity nowadays, and next up in line is the Transgear TGP-701MG. that photo frame sports a 7-inch display that supports AVI and MOV playback. An interesting feature is MagicSync which allows users to connect to the frame from a mobile handset via USB and access their photos stored on the server. You can check out the Transtechnology site here.

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Will interactive furniture be a thing of the future? With the flexibility of digital photo frames to display many different photos in a separate frame, it seems that the concept might be implemented in your humble chairs of the future. After all, wouldn’t it be a great concept whether during Halloween all you had to do was push a button and your chairs would display spider webs and pumpkins? Those panels had better be sturdy though, or we’d all end up falling through and breaking the chairs.

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Giant International’s Intouch IT7150 wireless World Wide Web frame could prove to be the perfect gift choice that holiday season regardless of the recipient’s age – after all, who doesn’t want to have their favorite memories dance across the display all the duration? that pursues the trend of newer digital photo frames, where you are connected to the Web for instant access to news, weather, social media, other dynamic subject matter and online photo galleries. Apart from that, you can additionally use FrameChannel to organize and share your own photos. Features of the Intouch IT7150 include a 7″ color digital display screen (16:9 aspect ratio) at 800 x 480 resolution, Wi-Fi connectivity, an on-screen QWERTY keyboard, live Net radio, RSS 2.0 support, stereo speakers, a multi-memory card slot, 128MB of internal memory, and an audio jack among others. Expect to pick up the Intouch IT7150 wireless World Wide Web frame for $229.99. [Press Release]

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Digital photo frames are fine and dandy, but have you ever thought just how much juice they take up in the distant run? For those who are concerned about the environment, the NIX X10A Energy Saving digital photo frame comes in handy as it will switch itself off automatically whenever you’re no longer within a 2.5 meter line of sight. Apart from that, you get 1GB of internal memory to complement your range of memory cards (SD, SDHC, xD, Sony MS, USB stick), a 10″ LCD display and a remote control. The NIX X10A Energy Saving digital photo frame is going for £89.99 a pop.

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