It's tradition for the bride to keep her groom waiting, but there'll be hell to pay if you're the one who's late! Avoid the wrath with LTECHi's slick multi-functional digi frame which also has a built-in alarm clock and nifty temperature gauge.   
     This clever lightweight gadget with a 1.5” screen can hold upto 60 of your favourite snaps (it boasts 8mb memory) in most file formats and comes in silver, combining all of these essential functions in one streamlines device. And when the wedding is over, take it on your honeymoon to revisit your magical day. To snap up your own digi frame visit

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“The Mini Media is a good idea: an external hard disk that can plug directly into your TV and output any movies, MP3s or pictures stored on it, without the need for a computer. “

“The unit is small and almost silent in use, but it's well-equipped: six buttons on the front can be used to control playback, while the back sports a mini-USB port for connecting to a computer, composite TV and audio sockets and a proprietary socket for connecting the box via Scart.”

“When plugged into a TV, the Mini Media had no problem playing our test movies, and we found it easy to access display options (such as 4:3 or letterbox format), navigate menus and skip around within videos.”

“The Mini Media is an easy way of carrying around a huge video library that can be played back almost anywhere. It's easy to control with its remote, and, apart from the Scart plug, uses standard connectors.”

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“The Clear Frame Plus sounds like a digital photo frame, and looks like one, and indeed you can use it as one - but it's also a fully featured 15in TV/DVD combo which can play video DVDs and audio CDs, show terrestrial TV with its built-in tuner, or display your own video source via composite, S-Video, SCART and VGA connectors. The only omission is an HDMI digital video input, but then the screen is the wrong shape for HD video anyway.”

“The panel's native resolution of 1,024 x 768 pixels scales well to give a good, crisp picture when watching TV, DVD or another video source. It also makes the Clear Frame Plus a capable computer monitor, unlike many multi-purpose displays: when we connected a PC it presented a sharp, stable picture.”

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The niche device might just grab the attention of someone out there. It’s a 2.5”, 80GB Hard drive that enables you to play music or video through your TV. Simply connect in to your goggle box using the supplied composite or SCART leads. There are basic controls on the enclosure itself, but it’s more satisfying and easier on the knees to use the remote control. True to its name the media player supports a range of audio and video formats. It’s a novel idea; we just hope there’s a market for it.