Photo frames are all the rage this time, and you could not possibly get away by not checking out a cool one at the CES 2010. This time around, PF Digital Inc. have unveiled a cool new photo frame that comes with several interesting features. The TouchConnect is a sleek device unveiled by them, and it has every reason to be admired and glossed over at.

The photo frame comes with several mobile features like 10.2″ touchscreen interface, Twitter client, access to photo sharing applications among many others. The applications include such sites as Flickr, Picasa, Facebook and RSS Feeds and also the Remote Album with the help of Gmail. You could also send pictures and videos directly from your Blackberry or the iPhone, and I bet it is going to be great fun to use this regularly.

Over-the-air automatic firmware updates with application expansion saves time, and the RTC-powered automatic shutdown feature for reliability and saving energy is a great feature. You could also admire other features such as 2GB on-board flash memory and SD media card support.

Via: Into Mobile

Casio’s new Digital Art Frame is amazing for those who are into image editing and those who like giving special effects. Aspiring artists can actually quit using their brushes and stat using the Casio’s new Digital Art Frame. If you always wanted to see yourself as a portrait, you can do that with a few clicks, thanks to this cool new device.

You would never need to learn Photoshop and you would never need to do anything but just use the Casio’s new Digital Art Frame. Options like airbrush, colored pencil, oil paints, pastels and watercolour make your picture look like you are a professional painter!

This was unveiled at the CES 2010, and I am sure it would be a great thing to get this in the market immediately. The price has not been announced and it would be out in spring 2010. It also comes with facial recognition technology so that blobs on the picture can be avoided. So let’s see when this beauty arrives!

Via: Digital Trends

A new techie gadget is presented to the world almost on a daily basis now. Their usability is sometimes questioned but not that of Parrot’s Specchio. A Wi-fi enabled digital picture frame designed by Parisian Martin Szekely is sure to draw attention.

So, now you can easily get your photos onto the frame using your home wireless network. The functioning is quite uncomplicated. All you have to do is hold your phone against the frame to transfer the images. In other words, you can email pis to the frame using your PC or cellphone or from online picture galleries like Flickr. Then there is also the Bluetooth NFC standard.

And abolutelty no one can ignore the shiny-ness of the frame enabling it to even double up as a mirror.

Well from the looks of the market sales, I don’t think Specchio is in stock. In that case you can try an equally cool frame designed by Andrée Putman for $5 less than Specchio at $450.

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