Two years ago, Digital Foci introduced its Image Moments digital photo frame product line. Two years after, Digital Foci has released several models of the Image Moments digital photo frame and the latest of which is the Image Moments 6, nicknamed the Executive.

What makes this digital photo frame special? Digital Foci claims that its 140ppi pixel density is the highest by industry standards so far. According to the company, this enables the photo frame to display photos with excellent image clarity and detail. This feature is complemented by a LED backlight which gives photos more colors when displayed on the photo frame.

It seems like even the most simple digital devices such as a digital photo frame are becoming more sophisticated and highly advanced in terms of features and functionality. Take the case of Sony’s Vaio CP1 digital photo frame. This 7-inch frame not only supports wireless connectivity but is packed with radio tuner and displays real-time RSS feeds as well.

The Vaio CP1 digital photo frame also lets users display photos without transferring them onto the digital photo frames storage but instead streaming them from their PC’s. In addition, the digital frame can connect with Picasa, Google’s photo uploading site, to allow viewing of up to four Picasa web albums. Inversely pictures stored in the digital photo frame can be uploaded directly to the user’s Picasa account even without the need to download the photos to a PC.

Kodak has unveiled its new Easyshare P520 digital frame featuring easy photo navigation through Kodak’s Quick Touch Border technology. This feature lets users scroll through their pictures while at the same time keeping fingerprints off the frame’s viewing screen and allowing the frame to remain smudge-free. The Quick Touch Border also lets users to create, edit and view slideshows at the touch of a fingertip.

The P520 has a 5-inch display with a 5:4 aspect ratio allowing for a vibrant color and crisp display. In addition, the frame is also loaded with the Kodak Easyshare Software Digital Frame Edition which allows easy loading of pictures directly from the user’s PC, easy browsing and editing of photo albums, and a drag-and-drop functionality for transferring pictures when creating slideshows.

Modern homes are not complete without a digital photo frame –- now, Japanese homes can enjoy a 7-inch digital version from Sanyo. Sanyo’s LVF-PF71 is 325 grams light and sized at 200×20×133mm with an LCD display 7 inches in size (480×234 resolution). The device supports SD and Memory Stick memory cards. JPEGs can be viewed more »

Set to be shown off during PMA 2008, Mustek will be introducing the new PF-A950PS digital picture frame. The PF-A950PS will feature a 9.5-inch 16:9 display at 800 x 480, USB 2.0 port and has 128MB of internal memory. The frame will offer support for just about any memory card to include SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro/XD/CF and more »

Philips is no longer a stranger to the digital photo frames market. In fact, some of the products under its Digital PhotoFrame brand are very popular and well-admired in this industry. Now, the company has unveiled its enhanced and extended product line at the CES 2008. Aside from adding six, 7 and 8-inch models, these more »