Kodak is introducing some new wireless digital frames which are Internet-connected for display Web-based content. These new frames - the Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 and W820 Wireless Digital Frames - will be available later this year at a yet to be anounced price.

The Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 and W820 Wireless Digital Frames allow consumers to wirelessly connect through the Internet to photo-sharing sites including Kodak Gallery and Flickr and Internet content manager FrameChannel. These 10- and 8-inch frames allow one to view photos from the selected photo sites, as well as letting one access through some 200 FrameChannel feeds the latest news, weather, traffic, sports scores and more.

Other features of these frames include image display in 16:9 HD format, wirelesss streaming of photos from a PC and storage of up to 4,000 photos in its built-in memory.

Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 and W820 Wireless Digital Frames

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From the “I cooked this up in my garage” department comes word of a rather interesting new gaming accessory designed to help you not lose those pesky little Nintendo DS games. It is called a GameChain and prices around $10.

The GameChain idea is rather simple - a keychain like design which keeps your small DS games tethered together so they don’t get lost in your sofa or on the train. The system is described as consisting of “laser-cut tabs, powder-coated metal chain, and aggressive, but non-permanent, adhesive pads.”

GameChains were apparently developed by an inventor and his nine-year-old daughter, who reportedly wrote the tag line for this product: “You don’t carry your keys without a key chain, why carry your games without GameChains®!” Enough said we guess - available now.

GameChains

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