Digital Picture Frame Buying Guide
Chris Perry, Which Frame? (http://www.whichframe.com)

Digital Picture Frames: Product Overview
Ever since the beginning of the digital age, photography has been constantly evolving. And with the development of the digital camera offering you new and better ways to take pictures came the innovation of the digital picture frame offering you new and better ways to store, display and share your pictures.

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JOBO Introduces State-of-the-Art, Ultra Stylish New 15-Inch Digital Picture Frame
New JOBO digital picture frame features 3 interchangeable frame colors and 1GB of
 internal memory capable of storing up to 4,000 images in optimum resolution

Gummersbach, Germany (July 21, 2008) – JOBO AG announces the addition of a new ultra stylish, state-of-the-art digital picture frame to the growing JOBO family of digital picture frames. The new JOBO Photo Display PDJ152 includes three interchangeable clip-on frames in black, white and silver. It also features a large 15” high intensity luminous resolution and vibrant TFT-Color-LCD display designed to beautifully showcase digital images, a big internal memory for easy access to images and many other user-friendly functions.

This new JOBO PDJ152 digital picture frame is designed to keep memories alive by showcasing digital pictures in an automatic slideshow presentation giving precious digital memories new life. Additionally, this frame enables users to highlight their special photographic moments and easily share them with family and friends. This new JOBO digital picture frame features a handsome Acrylic frame design with three new interchangeable frame options so users can adjust the frame’s trim color to fit in with any décor in the home or office.

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A New Twist On The Photo Album,
Photo Books Come In All Sizes And Styles

Back in the days of film photography, pictures that didn’t make it into photo albums languished in shoe boxes under beds or on closet shelves. However, the modern equivalent of a shoebox - a computer hard drive - is generally a far less safe location .

On a computer, photographs are extremely vulnerable to being lost in hard-drive crashes, unless they are regularly and securely backed up onto an external hard drive, CD or DVD. But while archival digital storage is important, it’s not much fun for viewing.

The best way to enjoy photographs while ensuring they last for years is to place them in a photo album or its more recent variation, a photo book.

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