We went and had a meal over at Walton and Asel’s last weekend, and noticed they had a digital photo frame, much like the ones Irina’s mum bought recently. This one actually had a traditional wooden frame around it, rather than the more usual iMac-like translucent white acrylic. Although I prefer the modern look in our own flat, Walton’s actually looked just right on their bookshelf Luckily DigitalFramesDirect have models with types of surrounds, so you should be able to find one that matches your home. Compared to the prices I saw when we last bought some digital photo frames, the site seems quite competitive.

The pages do contain a few spelling mistakes here and there, though the actual information provided is useful and relevant - rather than going for the hard sell, they simply present the current state of the market, and if the technology used interests you, its all present and correct. One item had a disparity over its price, but this was only a pound, and other than that, I couldn’t find any problems. The site obviously has the different sizes listed in their own categories, some helpful video reviews to give you a better idea of how they work, and also a section that will interest the companies out there, as you can actually brand the LCD Photo Frames with your company’s logo and have a memory card pre-filled with photos and/or videos, depending upon your marketing need.