I read a review for this frame on 'The Gadgeteer' and just had to go on Amazon.com and buy one. For $99, I feel like I got my money's worth and finally, a frame that focuses on just displaying Hi-Res pictures in a simple and easy-to-use fashion.

The key feature of this frame is that it’s a "Cordless" frame.
With a rechargeable internal lithium-ion battery this frame can be freed from a
plug socket long enough (2hrs) so that you can sit around a coffee table and
show off your latest holiday snaps and videos with your friends, passing it
amongst one another.
Why’s it worth reviewing? Of the top 20 digital picture frame models being sold
on amazon.com (the most up to date sales figures from a large sampling) none
feature Bluetooth or wi-fi. People do like these features, but they’re niche, it's
not the direction frames will be taking for the next 12 months. So what’s
everyone looking for as the next improvement to a digital frame? -
Cordless Frames. Following this trend are Kodak who have just released their
new 7 inch cordless frame . But this Nix frame is nicer, easier to use and $30 cheaper.

NIX TS08C Key Features:
-Flat front panel with touch controls on the right side for improved ergonomic
use (especially when handling in cordless mode)
-8 inch 4:3 Innolux aSi TFT SVGA 800 x 600 LCD panel with LED backlighting
-Rechargeable Internal lithium Ion Battery
-1GB Internal Memory
-Auto-Rotate Motion Sensor
-Remote Control
-Adjustable stand with mini-arch to secure the power cord
-Wall mountable
-Video & MP3 playback with 1.5W stereo speakers
-Calendar, Alarm Clock and Alarm
-Memory slots for: SDHC, SD, CF, MS Pro Duo (with adapter), xD & USB memory
stick.

I think you can only buy this model in the USA:
http://www.amazon.com/NIX-Designer-Cordless-Sensitive-Rechargeable/dp/B001TGIN8K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1255434549&sr=8-1

But they're a London Manufacturer and seem to sell other cool frames on their own website:
http://www.nix-digital.com