We frame our favorite photos, but what about videos? The Infinite Objects video frame (from $69) offers a better way to memorialize moving footage: It’s a picture frame for videos, which can play one video—up to 24 hours in length—in perpetuity. There are no buttons, no software updates. Just a screen, ringed handsomely by acrylic or bamboo, that replays a moment you never want to lose. —Jesse Will
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