Viewsonic has a bunch of new digital picture frames coming your way which will saturate a market which already seems to have too many of this type of product. The company is specifically rolling out 10 customizable which will range in size from 7- to 10-inches and price from around $140 to $180 or more, depending upon the specific model.

Viewsonic says its new digital frames – the 10-inch DPX1002, 8-inch DPX802WD, DPX802WD-BW and DPX802BSL-BW and 7-inch DPX702BSL-BW, DPX702WD-BW and DPX702WD feature interchangeable bezels – including wood, black and silver, or black and white. All come standard with 256MB of internal memory, can have photos uploaded to them through a variety of methods and have a built-in battery for wire-free environments.

Digital photo frame company Pandigital rolled out today a new line of frames which offer touchscreen operation as their primary selling point. The new PanTouch line will range in price from around $120 to $250, depending upon the screen size.

The PanTouch digital picture frames will be available in 7-, 8- and 10.4-inch display sizes. The touchscreen operation is guided by on-screen icons which guide users where to touch and swipe to control displayed images, MP3 music and video clips. All frames come with a remote control and are compatible with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth adapters.

Sony is looking to inject its own brand of cool into the digital picture frame market by unveiling this week a new line of frames. The Sony S-Frames will be available in three models and range in price from around $140 to around $250.

The three models in the Sony S-Frames are the 7-inch DPF-V700 and 9-inch DPF-V900 digital photo frames as well as the 7-inch DPF-D70. All frames have WVGA resolution (800 x 480 pixels) along with 15:9 aspect-ratio screens and black bezels. They also include an advanced image processor that scales and displays images up to 48 megapixels.