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Virus writers at war; distribution of 321 Studios' DVD X Copy halted; adding background noise to cell calls; Microsoft may update Windows XP; a $1999 digital picture frame; SanDisk's new TransFlash storage format.

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On Display:

Show off your digital snapshots with Digi-Frame's DF-1710 LCD picture frame. The gold-framed, 17-inch display comes with a CD-ROM drive so you can easily transfer favorite digital photos onto the unit's 12GB hard drive. You can add audio tracks to your images, as well, to make them talk or sing. This digital decoration doesn't come cheap, however: The DF-1710 retails for a very steep $1999.

Thanks for the Memory:

SanDisk has unveiled a new removable flash memory storage format called TransFlash; the vendor claims it's the smallest of its kind. Designed for compact mobile phones, the 0.6-by-0.4-inch cards will first ship in capacities of 32MB and will hit 512MB next year. It will debut in two different Motorola phone models. SanDisk plans to offer the cards direct to consumers by the end of the year; the company will reveal pricing when it announces retail availability.

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