Men can be so difficult to shop for which makes Father’s Day especially challenging. Besides the cute projects your kids will undoubtedly bring home from school, we’ve pulled together some great ...

December 11, 2007 Offering convenience and versatility well beyond the capability of your stock-standard photo frame, digital photo displays are growing rapidly in popularity and functionality. Taking ...

PIE United has announced what it claims to be the world's first HDMI 1080p digital photo viewer. The device allows users to view digital photos and video on a big screen 1080p HDTV directly from a ...

TRENDnet have announced a new digital photo frame that, as well as showing off your holiday snaps from the south of France, can stream live video from up to four IP video cameras. The TV-M7 has a ...

I stopped by Parrot real quickly today to check out some small digital photo frames on display. There's good news and bad news in the world of digital photo frames. The good news is, they frames are ...

Turning your old pre-digital memories into pixel-rich images usually involves buying a scanner, loading the prints into a computer and then transferring them to a USB or SD Flash card for viewing in ...

Here at Crave we're big fans of digital photo frames. We've already seen submissions from Philips, plus Parrot's own dainty 3.5-inch model, but this morning we took receipt of Parrot's far more ...

Las Vegas – Though partly eclipsed by the fanfare of its front and rear projection television announcements, Epson also used CES to quietly debut a hard-drive based portable photo viewer. The P-1000 ...

New portable digital photo viewer from Epson. The P-1000 Photo Viewer has a high-resolution 3.8-inch LCD, a 10GB for storing photos, and a CompactFlash memory card reader (if you want to use it with ...

We recently told you about the Women’s Digital Photo Wallet, which includes a tiny digital photo viewer to replace the bulk created by carrying actual photos. Now we bring you the wallet’s BFF, the ...

Remember the days when you'd snap a roll of photos, drive over to the photo shop, drop off the film, wait a few days, pick up the prints and show them off to your friends? Those days, it appears, are ...