The PhotoVu PV1965w is a 19 inch widescreen digital photo frame, featuring 16:10 viewing and wireless connectivity. “Our customers have been asking us for a wide format viewing wireless digital picture frame and we’re proud to offer the PV1965w to satisfy the needs of our most discriminating digital photography enthusiasts,” said Robert Jordan, PhotoVu co-founder and partner. The PhotoVu PV1965w is available now for $1199.

The new Kingston 4GB miniSDHC card is available in Class 2, 4 and 6 speed ratings. The 4Gb miniSDHC card can store more than 2,000 images, 750 digital music tracks or 4.5 hours of MPEG4 video. “As sleeker, more sophisticated mobile phones, PDAs and MP3 players offer digital imaging, music, video, mobile TV and games, the need for higher data transfer rates, increased storage and smaller form factor expansion memory becomes greater,” said Jean Wong, Flash memory product manager, Kingston. The Kingston 4GB miniSDHC card costs from $62 to $66 (depending on the class).

Kingston has increased the write speed of its CompactFlash Ultimate memory cards to 266X. “Kingston’s new CompactFlash Ultimate 266X memory cards maximize a digital camera’s performance, delivering the speed and capacity necessary to complete even the most challenging assignments.” said Mark Akoubian, Flash memory product manager, Kingston. Pricing starts from $83 / £34.60 for the 2Gb card, up to $280 / £116.55 for the 8Gb.

The Sigma EF-530 DG SUPER flash gun features a powerful guide number of 53 and advanced features including modeling flash function, multi pulse flash, and TTL wireless flash. For bounce flash, the Sigma EF-530 DG SUPER’s head can be tilted up by 90 degrees, to the left by 180 degrees, or to the right by 90 degrees. The Sigma EF-530 DG SUPER costs £219.99 in the UK.

The Sigma EF-530 DG ST flash gun offers a powerful guide number of 53 and TTL automatic flash exposure control for easy operation. Covering a focal length of 24-105mm, the Sigma EF-530 DG ST automatically sets the optimum illumination angle. The Sigma EF-530 DG ST Flash costs £129.99 in the UK.

CameraTown have reviewed the Brite Vue Sensor Loupe from VisibleDust, which allows you to closely examine the sensor of a DSLR.

“When examining my camera’s image sensor I found the best technique was to move the loupe around (though, not rubbing it against the camera), helping to bring into sharp focus all sections of the image sensor. Moving and even tilting the loup just a bit also helps you guage whether the specs or debris are on the sensor or on the loupe itself. I also found that moving my head back and forth just a bit also helped to change the magnification - allowing a better view of all parts of the image sensor.”

Website: CameraTown - Brite Vue Sensor Loupe Review

The SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition CompactFlash and the SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition SD Plus have the quickest read/write times of any SanDisk memory cards. The speeds are 45 megabytes per second for the CompactFlash card and 20MB/sec for the SD Plus card. The line-up consists of 4GB and 8GB capacities for the SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition CompactFlash card, and 4GB for the SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition SD Plus card. Suggested retail prices are $164.99 for the 4GB CompactFlash card, $314.99 for the 8GB CompactFlash card and $129.99 for the 4GB SD Plus card.

The SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition USB Flash Drive offers 4Gb capacity and and write speeds of 20 megabytes per second. “The SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition USB Flash Drive is fast and functional, but it’s also a way for everyone to share the excitement of Ducati motorcycles and Ducati’s long history as a racing champion.” said Greg Rhine, senior vice president and general manager of the Consumer Products Division at SanDisk. The SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition USB Flash Drive has a suggested retail price of $124.99 in the United States, and will be be available in North America and Europe in August, and worldwide in September.

The Kingston Technology 8GB DataTraveler II Plus Migo Edition is a USB Flash drive with data synchronization software from Migo. This software gives users the freedom to work on multiple PCs in different locations. “Kingston’s new 8GB DataTraveler II Plus – Migo Edition now provides the complete solution of high capacity storage with Migo’s state-of-the-art software to keep the data secure and fully synchronized.” said Robert Halligan, chief operating officer, Migo Software, Inc. The Kingston Technology 8GB DataTraveler II Plus Migo Edition costs $154.00 in the USA.

The Kingston DataTraveler 100 USB Flash drive features a capless design and a new, “thumb-action” slide positioned on the side. “The DataTraveler 100’s new thumb-action, retractable design reduces the drive’s overall size, which allows for easy and unobtrusive transport in a pocket or attached to a keychain,” said Joe Teng, Flash product manager, Kingston. The Kingston DataTraveler 100 is available in capacities up to 8GB, ranging from $19 to $116 in the USA.

The Belkin Wireless USB Hub allows you to wirelessly access up to 4 USB devices from 30 feet away. USB devices are plugged into the hub, and a wireless USB adapter into your computer. Available in late August 2007 with launches in Asia, Europe, and Australia to follow, the Belkin Wireless USB Hub costs $199.99.

DPNow have reviewed the hueyPRO, a new addition to Pantone’s huey family of display calibration products.

“26 colour variations are sampled by the calibration process with the standard huey software, but only an additional three are used in the Pro version. This retains the fast calibration speed of the original huey – at about one minute – but more advanced calibration systems use many more colour variations to build a more accurate colour profile.”

Website: DPNow - hueyPRO Review

Website: Read our Huey Pro Review

Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta is a premium replacement for traditional Baryta papers from analogue laboratories. Hahnemuhle Baryta inkjet paper offers a high Dmax, fine grey tones and an outstanding glossy finish. Market launch of Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta is set for Autumn 2007.

PMA 2007: Delkin have announced its new CardBus 32 UDMA reader which transfers images at over 40 MB/s to a computer using UDMA enabled memory cards. Eric Richter, Delkin’s Marketing Manager explained, “Digital photographers are used to working with laptops as a critical part of their workflow process. Each wave of the latest DSLRs produces ever-increasing file sizes, and that slows image transfers. UDMA CompactFlash cards are already being introduced and our goal is to provide photographers with the fastest and easiest way to transfer images from these cards to their computer.” The Delkin CardBus UDMA will sell for $59.99.

Update July 9th 2007: The Delkin CardBus 32 UDMA reader is now shipping worldwide.

The Transcend JetFlash 185 is a USB 2 flash drive with a zinc alloy body. Now available in 1GB, 2GB, and 4GB capacities, the JetFlash 185 has a read speed of 10-12MB/s and write speed of 8MB/s. The new JetFlash 185 costs 27.90€ (1GB), 44.10€ (2GB) and 83.00€ (4GB).

The new MicroSync Digital is the world’s smallest and lightest wireless radio slave flash trigger. Measuring 27x51x11mm and weighing just 30g, the MicroSync Digital fits onto the hot shoe of your camera. The MicroSync transmitter and receiver kit will be available from June for £189.99.

Epson has certified three Hahnemuhle papers for its Digigraphie program, which allows artists to create limited, authenticated and certified editions of fine art prints. Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308, Photo Rag Satin 310 and Museum Etching 350 are the new approved papers, each one offering extreme age resistance according to Wilhelm Research Institute testing.

Toshiba has launched a 4Gb microSDHC card today. The Toshiba 4GB microSDHC is designed for use in dedicated microSDHC slots, but can also be used in standard SDHC card slots in an adapter. The new Toshiba 4GB microSDHC cards will be available worldwide from July, pricing to be announced.

Imaging Resource have reviewed the hueyPRO, a new addition to Pantone’s huey family of display calibration products.

“Since it’s so small (and, frankly, attractive), it’s no trouble to leave it plugged in and mounted in its stand to watch as the light changes during the day. If it’s doing it’s job, you shouldn’t notice. And we didn’t. As we worked through the morning and the afternoon and late into the evening past the wee hours of the morning never taking a break except to reach for a dictionary or other professional aid, our monitor display remained constant.”

Website: Imaging Resource - hueyPRO Review

Website: Read our Huey Pro Review

Kingston Technology have introduced two new USB readers with either 1GB or 2GB capacity microSD cards. The USB microSD Reader (Red) + 2GB microSD Card costs £15.75, and the USB microSD Reader (Black) + 1GB microSD Card costs £8.20.