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Jobo has released a new digital photo frame called the S4 Mobile Photo Display. With its 3.5-inch screen that features a 320 x 240 pixel resolution, the S4 becomes Jobo’s most compact and lightweight product so far. This photo frame fits a pocket or handbag perfectly and will be available in black or white.

The S4 digital photo frame supports SD or MMC memory cards and also comes with 4MB of internal memory. Users can either insert the media card into the S4’s memory card slot before their view their photos or view their photos directly from the memory card. In addition, the Jobo S4 can display digital pictures either in full-screen, thumbnail or slide show formats. Users can also easily copy, delete and zoom onto individual photos. Notably, the Jobo S4 helps in power conservation by shutting itself automatically after a specific time frame to be set by users.

The Jobo S4 retails for around $79 and is currently available in Germany only. No word yet as to when it will be available in the US and other countries.

Via [Photography Blog]

Sony is offering to help brighten up your home by adding a splash of fruity colors to its most recent Bravia HDTV models, as part of their “Draw the Line” concept for kitchens and brightening up the home. You’ll see this in the 20-inch KLV-20S400A, which is available in fruity pink, green, and orange, as well as the classics - white or black. This would be perfect for the kids’ room, but unfortunately, it will only start appearing in Asia by June.

The Bravia V4-series, meanwhile, is a new lineup announced alongside the fruity variants, likewise featuring a 2008 Bravia Engine 2 video processor and 1080p24 input capability. The only difference the V4-series has over the former is that it has an extra “Digital Media Port” for iPods and other MP3 players, as well as Sony Ericsson Bluetooth-enabled handsets.

The S4 and V4 series also come in 40- and 46-inch sizes, in case that’s your thing. And as earlier mentioned, won’t hit stores until June. No word on pricing has been made available yet.

Via [Crave]