Panasonic MW-10 Multimedia Photo Frame and iPod Audio System

Every geek's house needs a few little touches that say to the world, "I live in the future." That's pretty much what the Panasonic MW-10 is. This iPod dock features a 9" photo frame that can display 4GB of video on its WVGA screen. It also contains your iPod track menu, and lets you control the MW-10s speaker system. There's also a built-in CD player and FM/AM radio with a 45 station pre-set memory. This is a serious piece of living-room equipment, and it carries a serious price tag; $299.95. How much is watching slide-shows and listening to the radio worth to you? To learn more, you can visit Panasonic's website. Remember; you don't buy a digital photo frame because it's practical. You buy it because it's awesome.Seriously, look at that and tell me you don't want that sitting in your living room, right next to your reading chair? The question is, do you want to blow your quarterly gadget budget on that, or a Zune HD? And of course, it's always possible that next month will yield an HTC Dragon. Decisions, decisions.

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