The Claire digital photo frame is a cut above most frames we have reviewed - despite its flaws.

The Rock USB Footwarmer is an amusing product but can't be taken too seriously as an effective foot warming solution for the winter.

Definitely one of the better of WowWee's robots, the Roboquad promises to deliver hours and hours of fun.

The Rock Digital Photo Frame isn't the best frame on the market, but it will appeal to those on a budget.

Even though it's one of the better digital photo frames on the market, the Philips 9FF2M4 still isn't the perfect replacement for a traditional photo frame, but it offers a decent alternative if you want to try something new.

The PF 507 is a disappointing product that fails to inspire the very good idea of a digital photo frame.

In an age where fun is generally obtained in front of a television set or computer monitor, it is good to see that good clean fun still exists.

The Kaiserbaas Digital Photo Frame isn't going to fit among a traditional photo frame collection and is more likely to find a home at a work desk or beside a PC. The output display is pleasant enough at a sufficient distance, but its extra features like audio playback and video display fall short of justifying the price.

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

The Smart Globe does have some minor problems, but the price is very reasonable, and it also offers live update via the Internet, making it an ideal tool to help children learn about the world.

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.

While this is a reasonably funky device that offers a variety of witty robot one-liners, media playback and some extensive functionality, some of its features could be better implemented, and it commands a price tag that will scare off many potential buyers.