Wireless photo frames are great. A tech-savvy gifter can easily configure one ahead of time to snag photos from a Web album, give it to someone a little less in touch with tech, and ensure that they’ll receive up-to-date family photos automatically, without so much as playing with a single menu.
Of course, this assumes the receiving party has Wi-Fi access at home, which, if you’re giving it to someone who really doesn’t use technology, will not be the case. My own grandma probably would have loved a frame like Kodak’s W1020, but without a home Internet connection, she has no way to take advantage of most of its features.
