Ever wonder why digital picture frames are just picture frames? I mean, they've got a nice screen, a decent size. Some are WiFi enabled. But they're basically just meant for displaying snapshots, artwork, or slideshows of the family vacation.Korean-based Artmu has added mp3 playback to their latest photo frame. The DEF-080PM is an 8-inch frame, with a 640x480 screen. An mp3 player and speakers hide behind the display, and you can control the music playback with controls on the back or with a remote control.
There's only 128MB of built in flash memory for storing music and photos, but there's an SD slot for expansion. The frame goes for about $270 US.
Of course, you could also probably pick up a portable media player like the Archos 504 and stick it on your wall. But while it would have way more storage and you could use it to watch videos, it wouldn't look nearly as nice next to the portrait of your great uncle Horace.
