Digital Picture Frame and Wristwatch

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The digital photo frame watch may actually appeal to more people. The built-in memory can store 60 photos and it can superimpose the time in analog or digital format over the top. The size of the LCD about 1.5". The battery can last about 8 hours and could be charged through USB, compatible for Mac and PC. In leather and stainless steel, it'll set you back $99.95.

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