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Epson Launches Stylus Photo R270
Nycil George, Dec 18, 2006 1735 hrs ISTEpson has announced the launch of its Stylus Photo R270 photo printer targeted at photo enthusiasts. This printer features Epson's Claria Photo System.
Epson has announced the launch of its Stylus Photo R270 photo printer targeted at photo enthusiasts.
This stylish printer, in its two-tone grey outfit, is capable of print jobs at speeds up to 30 pages per minute for both black text and color printouts. And, a borderless 4R printout is churned out in as little as 13 seconds
The Stylus Photo R270 uses the highly sophisticated Epson Claria Photo System. This next-generation ink system promises stunning photo quality printouts and longevity of up to 200 years.
The Claria Photo System is a duo system, comprising Epson Claria PhotoEnhance software and Epson Claria Photographic Inks.
The Claria PhotoEnhance is an advanced software, which automatically corrects color and lighting imperfections in digital images. When dealing with poorly taken photographs, Claria PhotoEnhance picks out flaws and optimizes features such as skin tones and scenery with its Smart Auto Scene Correction feature.
The Claria Photographic Inks aim at reducing the gap between home- and photo lab- quality printing. These photographic inks offer a wide color range, and offer improved color richness, depth, clarity, and glossiness - just like traditional photo lab-quality prints.
The printer incorporates Epson's Micro Piezo print head system for reliability and accuracy. And, the Advanced Variable Sized Droplet Technology (VSDT) allows the print head to fire up to five sizes of ink droplets (starting at 1.5 picolitres), to help improve overall printing speed and produce subtle tone gradation in photos.
The R270 also provides PC-less printing convenience with USB Direct Print or via PictBridge-enabled devices.
Available this month onwards, the advanced photo printer comes for a price tag of Rs 9,800.
This stylish printer, in its two-tone grey outfit, is capable of print jobs at speeds up to 30 pages per minute for both black text and color printouts. And, a borderless 4R printout is churned out in as little as 13 seconds
The Stylus Photo R270 uses the highly sophisticated Epson Claria Photo System. This next-generation ink system promises stunning photo quality printouts and longevity of up to 200 years.
The Claria Photo System is a duo system, comprising Epson Claria PhotoEnhance software and Epson Claria Photographic Inks.
The Claria PhotoEnhance is an advanced software, which automatically corrects color and lighting imperfections in digital images. When dealing with poorly taken photographs, Claria PhotoEnhance picks out flaws and optimizes features such as skin tones and scenery with its Smart Auto Scene Correction feature.
The Claria Photographic Inks aim at reducing the gap between home- and photo lab- quality printing. These photographic inks offer a wide color range, and offer improved color richness, depth, clarity, and glossiness - just like traditional photo lab-quality prints.
The printer incorporates Epson's Micro Piezo print head system for reliability and accuracy. And, the Advanced Variable Sized Droplet Technology (VSDT) allows the print head to fire up to five sizes of ink droplets (starting at 1.5 picolitres), to help improve overall printing speed and produce subtle tone gradation in photos.
The R270 also provides PC-less printing convenience with USB Direct Print or via PictBridge-enabled devices.
Available this month onwards, the advanced photo printer comes for a price tag of Rs 9,800.
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