Known as the Cagic C8-MAHOGANY, the 8.4-inch digital picture frame was crafted from solid wood and brushed metal that reflects a quality of craftsmanship. The digital frame features 800×600 resolution, and a 1GB storage capacity. Priced at $169.99 at Amazon, the Cagic C8-MAHOGANY is perfect for your home of office decoration.

If you are looking for a cool wearable gadget for Xmas gift, then you can purchase the digital photo frame watch from Urban Outfitters that has a large 128 x 128 pixel color LCD display that is capable of displaying up to 60 of your favorites photographs. The gadget comes bundled with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, software (for Macs and PCs) and USB cable. The Digital Picture Watch retails for $60.

Here is a new device from Sony Ericsson, the IDP- 100 Digital Photo Frame that is compatible with any Sony Ericsson Cyber-Shot phone. You can use this picture frame to store up to 500 pictures (128MB). The uploaded photos will be automatically rotated, enhanced and re-sized to fit its 7 inch frame. You can also conect the device to your PC or laptop via a fast USB 2.0 port. The IDP-100 will be available in selected markets in Q4 in dark grey.

Now you’ll be able to digitize your old photos with this Digital Photo Converter from VuPoint. You just place your photograph on one of the included trays (they come in various sizes for photos up to 5×7) and then slide it into the converter. Instead of a moving scanning head, the VuPoint uses a 5 megapixel digital camera that allows for up to 1,800 dpi and 10 bit color, your images will transfer with amazing clarity. It also features automatic color balance and exposure control to make the most of all of your scanned photos. Available now for a price of $149.99.

Pentax has announced its new digital camera, the Pentax Optio E60. Powered by two AA batteries - either alkaline or lithium disposables, or NiMH rechargeables, this new digital camera will feature a 10 megapixel CCD image sensor with a 3x optical zoom lens, 2.4-inch LCD display, compact body(1.0″ / 25mm thick) design, Face Recognition and High Sensitivity Digital Shake Reduction. Available from October 2008 for a retail price of $140.

Canon announced a new entry-level d-SLR: the EOS Rebel XS, which along with the recently introduced EOS Rebel XSi, replaces the popular Rebel XT and Rebel XTi cameras. The company has decided to rollout some of the advanced features in its XSi features, but left out others to reduce-costs and differentiate the new entry-level d-SLR. Sporting the company’s new Digic III processor and a new live view mode, Canon’s EOS Rebel XS has a 10.1 megapixel image sensor that is almost identical to that used in the Rebel XTi (short of the XSi’s 12.2 megapixels, but higher than the 8MP on the original XT); the new Rebel XS also features a 2.5-inch LCD, which is larger than the 1.8-inch on the XT but smaller than 3.0-inch LCD on the XSi).

Canon has not announced pricing and availability for the US, but the camera was officially announced in Japan. The US will likely see a debut next month and the camera is expected to ship later this summer at about the same price point as the current XTi (or about $200 less than the Rebel XSi).