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If you want to drop some serious cash on an LCD flat-panel photo frame, the PhotoVu Digital Picture Frame is plenty expensive—fortunately it has tons of features, too. At its heart is a 1280 by 960 LCD panel in a 19" frame (note the whole thing is 19 inches, while the panel itself is considerably smaller). Built-in Wi-Fi lets you stream photos to it from your PC, or you can upgrade to add an on-board 40GB hard drive for storing images, as well. Basically, it's everything you would expect from a picture frame that costs upwards of $1,600 fully decked out, including web administration and on-the-fly image conversion.

Product Page [PhotoVu via WiFiNetNews]

Update: Robert Jordan of PhotoVu writes:

Just want to clarify....the lcd panel is 19". The same size as a 19" lcd panel you use with your computer. The outside dimensions of the picture frame are approximately 19" x 24". The enclosure will handle a standard 16 x 20" picture frame (inside dimensions).