Though there are downsides to this photo frame, AKAI's 15in model still delivers a good quality display and a responsive interface. It is simple, but that is all you need in a photo frame.

The Real Driver is an extremely fast and capable car that will provide hours of fun with its unique drifting system.

The AGFAPHOTO AF5080M can display images at high quality, but the rest of its features and performance leave a lot to be desired.

This is a neat device on which to display 'happy snaps'. It lacks a few key features, such as a remote control and wall mounts, and it can be a little hard to use, but its picture quality is very good and it can be viewed adequately from wide angles.

A funky, original device that takes the radio into the next millennium.

Viewsonic's 7in photo frame retains the minimal feature set of its 8in counterpart, while opting for a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. The result is a decent quality frame that is a little too small.

A high resolution LCD and good build quality are let down by limited format support and the lack of a speaker. That aside, the 8FF3FPW remains a decent option.

When it comes to playing music and telling the time, the Philips Clock Radio is a pretty solid performer. Unfortunately, it falls down as a digital photo frame due to its lacklustre display.

Nu's digital photo frame offers support for a variety of flash cards as well as inbuilt memory, but poor viewing angles may detract from the overall experience.

The RoboReptile isn’t all that different from its prehistoric cousin, although the few improvements are definitely welcomed.

A novel idea, and one that works pretty well, but we can't help thinking it's a little overpriced.

The wow factor of the Electronic Banking edition is very appealing and this Monopoly still provides hours of fun, but we prefer the previous version with play cash.