Looking Glass has been in the holographic display business for years now, perfecting its tech for magically bringing images to life in commercial settings. Its latest product is designed to grace your ...

Surprisingly chic but still budget-friendly.

Personalized advertising has also established itself on the screens in the home living room in recent years. Modern smart TVs not only offer access to online content such as streaming apps, they also ...

A high-tech way to share and cherish memories, the best digital photo frames are a slideshow of your beloved family photos and videos. Unlike fancy smart speakers and displays, they don’t play movies, ...

The PicPak is a compact photo frame utilizing a color E Ink display. The company claims it can store more than 500 photos and offer up to 400 days of battery life on a single charge. Early ...

This article is part of Kotaku Deals, produced separately from the editorial team. We may earn a commission when you buy through links on the site. Digital picture frames fix the problem of printed ...

Putting together a photo album is a sweet way to share memories with loved ones, and a digital frame lets you package those feelings in a device that can be constantly updated with new pictures. Aura ...

The general problem with digital photo frames is the cord that inevitably hangs out from them. They’re fine when sitting on a tabletop or desk, where you can hide the cord behind it. But forget about ...

The Aura Ink is not your typical digital photo frame, and on the basis of the specs alone it doesn’t sound too impressive. That’s because it’s a color e-ink display, with all the drawbacks that ...

Aura, known for its digital photo frames, today announced the launch of the $499 Ink Frame. The Ink Frame is Aura's first color e-paper display, with all other models using LCD displays. According to ...

Aura is introducing its newest model, the $499 Ink frame, which brings a 13-inch color e-paper display to the company’s otherwise LCD-based lineup. The technology, similar to that found in the Kindle ...