HiTi Digital Photo Frame Incorporates Alarm Clock

Hi-Touch Imaging Technologies, Inc. is now offering the HiTi K65 digital photo frame to consumers through a variety of online retailers, and seeking brick-and-mortar electronics dealers for distribution in the United States.

The digital photo grame features a crystal clear 7" TFT LCD screen with maximum resolution of 800x480 -- ideal for 4x6" images. With 32MB of internal memry, as well as integrated CF, SD, MMC, MS (and MS Pro) and xD slots, users can create slideshows of thousands of images. The unit also includes built-in clock and alarm functionality, making it an attractive replacement to your conventional bedside radio.

The HiTi K65 is available in three colors -- brushed aluminum grey, pearl white and pearl burgundy -- each with a unique clear plastic besel that makes the frame appear to above a desk on when mounted on a wall.

The HiTi K65 is available now. For more information, click here.

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Vivitar, SED Sign Distribution Agreement

SED International, Inc. has signed a distribution agreement with Vivitar Corporation to supply the company's popular line of ViviCam digital cameras and video recorders.

"We are pleased that they [SED] recognize the quality, value and beauty of our Vivitar digital camera line and are now offering Vivitar to their loyal customers," says Denis Karpeles, Senior Vice President of Sales, Vivitar North America.

The ViviCam series of digital cameras is one of the broadest product lines of digital cameras on the market today spanning the spectrum of interest from novice through prosumer digital photographer. Vivitar offers 12-megapixel through three-megapixel digital cameras.

"Vivitar gives SED International a large opportunity to sell all channels of business which SED services. Vivitar's large variety of cameras covers the consumer who needs the basic digital camera to the consumer who wants to use video or make high resolution photos. This is a great opportunity for SED," says Tom Roper, VP & GMM of Consumer Electronics for SED International.

Vivitar is the latest in a rapidly growing lineup of consumer electronics vendor partners for the distributor in the U.S. market. Other recent additions include Samsung, JVC, Universal Remote Control, Bell'O and Audiovox. SED offers a strong mix of services and programs for CE and IT resellers, including display programs, floor planning, same day shipping, and the recently rolled out SED Rewards incentive program.

For more information, visit www.sedonline.com.

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