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CEIVA Logic, Inc. today unveiled its new line of digital frames designed to enhance its renowned photo sharing experience and introduce innovative advances to the way consumers see, share and store their digital photos. Leveraging CEIVA’s unique patented technology, the revolutionary CEIVA Digital Photo Frames have a sleek modern design and include a built-in card reader to display digital slideshows directly from a memory card. The CEIVA frames instantly display digital photos in a full-color slideshow and can automatically receive and display new photos sent from anywhere in the world.

LexJet’s next-generation photo paper, Sunset Photo Semi-Matte, utilizes the same inkjet receptive coating as the award-winning Sunset Photo eSatin and Photo Gloss, allowing for greater ink retention, a wider color gamut, and increased scratch resistance.

Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc., (TAEC)* and its parent, Toshiba Corp. (Toshiba), today announced the global launch of the latest addition to its new series of high-capacity SDHC Memory Cards: the industry’s first 8-gigabyte (GB)1 Class 4 memory card.

This year, eStarling, Inc. (http://www.estarling.com) is offering the perfect holiday gift to help you stay better connected to your loved ones. The company announced today the availability of eStarling, the first wireless digital photo frame that enables users to automatically update pictures via RSS feeds from several popular photo websites.

FUJIFILM U.S.A., Inc. is pleased to announce plans to re-introduce an ISO 50 Fujichrome Velvia professional film, tentatively named Velvia II. Fujichrome Velvia (RVP 50) was the first high color saturation, high contrast transparency E-6 compatible film when it was introduced in 1990 and was a favorite among photographers. Its discontinuation was announced last year due to difficulties in procuring some of the raw materials used to produce the emulsion.

Play hard, record everything, even underwater! Today, Oregon Scientific announced its next generation of its winning action camera lineup: ATC2K. Weighing in at less than a pound (with batteries), this hands-free, self-contained action cam delivers full color digital video in 640 X 480 VGA at 30 frames per second, nearly twice the video quality of its best-selling predecessor, ATC-1000. ATC2K shoots high quality video in up to three meters of water for the duration of the battery life. Take it with you on your surf, snorkel or ski trip!