Pablo Picasso Two Women Running on the Beach The Race painting
Louis Aston Knight A Bend in the River painting
The frames come in three basic varieties: devices that interact with the Internet, those that connect to your computer, and standalones. There's quite a range of how much hands-on activity each type involves. Sony's expensive Digital Photo Frame is one of the simplest to use: pop the memory stick out of your camera, slip it into the frame, and voila! — there are your pictures. The others can be just as easy for less money, with the purchase of an extra flash memory card. In general, the routine for these high-tech frames involves transferring pictures from a digital camera to a computer and then to either a frame or a Web site, or loading scanned photographs to the frame or the Net. Most of the frames need to find a home near an electrical outlet. Several portable frames such as VideoChip Technologies' $349 Photo Wallet and the $340 Digi-Frame 390 are battery-powered, but their small picture areas make
