New York Times reviews the digital picture frames available commercially:
Yes, with the ultimate digital camera accessory: the digital picture frame, a flat-panel screen designed exclusively for showing digital photos. A digital frame can do something no ordinary frame can do: change what’s in it at the touch of a button, or even treat you to a slide show. Think of it as a screen saver that doesn’t tie up your computer.
Both Linux Toys and Wi-Fi Toys books from Wiley had chapters on assembling a digital picture frame on your own, provided you can scrap an LCD screen off the old laptop. Engadget provides a link to a Popular Science article teaching one to build a Linux-based digital picture frame, but the link on PopSci.com appears to be dead. So Channel9 comes to the rescue with their Windows-based digital picture frame how-to.
