Kodak moments: One key advantage of digital photography over the traditional film and chemical approach is how you display your results. While you can print out your digital photos and then stick them up on your fridge or up on your mantle, just like in the old days of film, you can also do something completely different.

Digital photo frames are just that, frames that allow you to display your digital pics pretty much anywhere you want. But they go beyond the old-style framed photos in that you can also put on slide shows of your photos, play music to go with them and even display your home videos. The big advantage is that you are no longer restricted to putting just a few dozen of your memories on display, rather, you can cycle through hundreds or even thousands of moments.

Kodak is a name that remains an icon of the halcyon days of film. This is despite its effort in recent years to reinvent itself as a digital brand. Giving its digital business more credibility is a pair of digital photo frames coming out in the middle of June, the 7-inch EasyShare SV710 and 10-inch EasyShare SV1011. Both are widescreen (16:9 ratio) displays, with the SV710 having a resolution of 480 by 264 pixels and its sibling coming in at 800 by 480.