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Cool Idea: Wedding Photos in a Digital Frame

CasaSugar — Thu, 20 May 2010 06:00:00 PDT

My sister and her husband received one of the most thoughtful wedding gifts from his sister that definitely tops the "clever and memorable" list. During the wedding and reception, Kelly took photos of the lovely couple on a separate media card that she'd bought. After all the photo ops, she put the media card in a chic digital photo frame, wrapped it up, and somehow managed to sneak it into the bride and groom's suitcase before they took off for their honeymoon. Of course the newlyweds had hired a photographer, but they wouldn't see those developed photos for weeks. So it was fun for them to be able to look back at their wedding from the comfort of their honeymoon suite in Capri.

It's a great gift idea for close friends or family members of yours. And even if they're not taking a honeymoon right away, they'll be pleased to have it in their home. I thought I'd round up a few stylish digital photo frames to help you shop. One of my favorites is the luxe Grand Specchio Digital Frame ($650), which becomes a mirror when it's turned off.

Lacquer Digital Frame - Sold Out	Juicy Couture Digital Photo Frame - Sold Out
Parrot Andrée Putman Wireless Digital Photo Frame - Sold Out	Pandigital PAN7000DW Digital Photo Frame, 7-Inch - Sold Out
Pandigital Digital 8 - Sold Out	Digital Spectrum 10.4" Wireless MemoryFrame - Sold Out
Digital Spectrum 8.4" MemoryFrame Ultra - Sold Out	Pin It Parrot DESIGN Grande Specchio Digital Frame - $650.00
8" Image Moments Digital Frame - Sold Out

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Do You Own a Digital Photo Frame?

CasaSugar — Mon, 17 May 2010 11:00:00 PDT

Digital photo frames have replaced developed film in many homes. Some companies have even turned the geeky frames into decorative items themselves, such as Hannspree's Polar Bear frame. While digi frames offer more features such as slideshows, automatic reorientation, calendar, and clock displays, I think there's something to be said for choosing a single favorite photograph and giving it a permanent place behind glass. Do you own one?

iPhone Appstand: Love It or Leave It?

GeekSugar — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 09:30:44 PDT

I was all about the Alarm Clock Speaker Dock for iPhone, but I'm not sure I feel similarly about this latest find from ThinkGeek. The iPhone Appstand is basically a fancy picture frame for your iPhone. It allows you access to the screen, so you can use it to display photos or watch videos in portrait or landscape mode.

The frame comes with six different colored mats to frame your phone, so you can match it to your room's decor. What do you think?

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The Bright and Sassy OLED Digital Picture Frame From Kodak

GeekSugar — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 10:03:31 PST

At CES this week, Kodak showed off its 7.6-inch OLED digital picture frame that can store up to 10,000 photos on 2GB of internal memory. Usually I don't go ga ga over digital picture frames - I feel they are best suited for parents or grandparents - but I can't help but take notice at the plethora of functions this model has. With WiFi that can connect to RSS feeds, Flickr, and Kodak Gallery accounts, and you can access the news, weather and sports. It also comes with a quick touch border and a 180-degree viewing angle, this is far more than a digital frame.

This OLED frame was on sale on Amazon for $999, but is currently out of stock, but I'd keep checking back if you've got some really rich relatives that are on the lookout for one.

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The Fridge-Friendly Digital Photo Frame

GeekSugar — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 09:00:00 PDT

You know how parents and grandparents plaster their fridge with pictures and various other forms of memorabilia? I think it's cute, but it can look totally cluttered and can give a minimalist an anxiety attack! Here's a simple solution. . . get a Fridge magnet digital frame. For $60 you can load up a 2.4-inch LCD frame, which comes with 32MB of memory (11 hours worth of pics), and also a built-in clock display. Get it all nice and fixed up for the grandparents and those pics of you taking a bath when you were three will be long gone off the fridge.

Rebecca Romijn Loves Her New Digital Picture Frame

GeekSugar — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 07:00:58 PST

I still have yet to pimp my crib with lots of
digital photo frames. Why? Because I still like the idea of filling my wood frames with original prints. Nonetheless, I'm all about giving them as gifts, load em' up with pics and your grandparents will love you forever!

It looks like Rebecca Romijn has already gone digital with her new picture frame. She couldn't help but pose with her gift, which she's powering-up via her car to display her beautiful pics. And if you look closely, you'll notice that the frame is displaying a lovely picture of her and her hubby Jerry O'Connell!

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Polaroid Creates a Versatile Digital Photo Frame

GeekSugar — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 10:20:48 PST

I like the fact that digital photo frames are finally starting to look like ordinary picture frames! In the next couple of weeks, Polaroid will be releasing this digital frame in Japan that comes with four designer frames to match any decor. Discussed on Fareast Gizmos, with the 7-inch XSJ-00750M frame you can easily view your pics with any flash memory card. It also supports MP3 playback and allows you to zoom your images up to 2, 4, 8, and 16 x times. Priced at $148. Let's just hope it makes its way to the U.S. in early '08!

MemoryVue Digital Photo/Video/Music Player

GeekSugar — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 10:08:58 PST

When I first saw this MemoryVue digital frame on GeekAlerts, I thought cute-such a great Christmas gift idea! Then I saw the price, which is around $1000 and I thought no way. Thankfully this frame does come with a few useful bells and whistles which compensates for its expensive price tag. The frame not only plays pictures, but songs and video clips as well. Each MemoryVue 1900 comes with a high resolution 19" screen, built-in stereo speakers and a remote control for slide show and player functions. Alot of great features, although I still wish it was a tv/digital photo frame for what it costs. I can't deny the fact that I still like it, especially the gold one (see below)!

The Versatile Ality Pixxa 8-Inch LCD Photo Frame

GeekSugar — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 11:00:36 PST

Next week kicks off my 2007 Holiday Gift Guides, which will run until Christmas and showcase detailed gadget gift guides for friends, family members and hard to buy for peeps.

I couldn't think of a better way to get the ball rolling then with a chic digital photo frame.

Geek geared by TeamSugar user Country Betty, this Atility frame includes 512MB of memory, can be viewed from landscape or portrait orientation and holds about 100 photos. There is also an alarm clock, a two-channel speaker to add music and a calendar function for scheduling the display of selected photos on certain days.

Definitely the perfect all-in-one frame! Priced at $200 each.

Pink Hearts Digital Photo Frame

GeekSugar — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 03:30:01 PDT

If you heart digital photo frames, you've got to check out this adorable 7-Inch Miniview Digital Frame.

Showcased on 7Gadgets, the heart covered frame allows you to view all your pictures from your memory card - no computer needed. Display single images or view pictures in slideshow mode on the LCD 480 x 234 resolution screen. You can even add mp3 songs from your media device via the USB slot to create the perfect soundtrack to match your images.

Priced at $100. Click on the images below to see more close-ups.

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