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Portable Photo Printer from Epson
Techtree News Staff, Dec 24, 2007 1751 hrs ISTIt combines quality and speed by churning a lab-quality photo in just 37 seconds, and has a durability of up to 200 years, claims Epson.
Epson has launched its PictureMate PM270 4R portable photo printer in the country.
The PictureMate PM270 utilizes Claria photographic inks to achieve photo lab-quality print-outs. It combines quality and speed by churning a lab-quality photo in just 37 seconds, and has a durability of up to 200 years, claims Epson.
The PM270 is also integrated with Claria PhotoEnhance, an automatic scene correction function that can optimize skin tones, color casts, and exposure levels.
The tiltable 3.6-inches color LCD screen allows users experience PC-less printing. Alternatively, users can plug-in their PictBridge devices in an extensive card slot for direct photo printing.
Users can enjoy wireless printing with the optional Bluetooth toggle, which also enables them to receive images from any Bluetooth-enabled device.
According to the company, the new PictureMate, as compared to previous models, lessens the number of buttons, besides sporting a new interface. It has a dedicated zoom function and improved design featuring membrane textured buttons that are easier on the fingers than plastic keys.
The PictureMate PM270 bundles 150 pieces of 4R photo paper and one ink cartridge (sufficient for 150 print-outs), and is priced at Rs 11,500.
The PictureMate PM270 utilizes Claria photographic inks to achieve photo lab-quality print-outs. It combines quality and speed by churning a lab-quality photo in just 37 seconds, and has a durability of up to 200 years, claims Epson.
The PM270 is also integrated with Claria PhotoEnhance, an automatic scene correction function that can optimize skin tones, color casts, and exposure levels.
The tiltable 3.6-inches color LCD screen allows users experience PC-less printing. Alternatively, users can plug-in their PictBridge devices in an extensive card slot for direct photo printing.
Users can enjoy wireless printing with the optional Bluetooth toggle, which also enables them to receive images from any Bluetooth-enabled device.
According to the company, the new PictureMate, as compared to previous models, lessens the number of buttons, besides sporting a new interface. It has a dedicated zoom function and improved design featuring membrane textured buttons that are easier on the fingers than plastic keys.
The PictureMate PM270 bundles 150 pieces of 4R photo paper and one ink cartridge (sufficient for 150 print-outs), and is priced at Rs 11,500.
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