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A range of powerful features makes the Photosmart Pro B9180 a force to be reckoned with Pros: Superb image quality; media handling; speed; durability Cons: Not quite as friendly as a consumer model Overall: The Photosmart Pro B9180 is aimed at
Read in full at Review: HP Photosmart Pro B9180 photo printer
Popularity: 18%
Most of us have mobile phones, portable notebooks and personal digital assistants. How about a photo printer you can carry around?
Read in full at Top 5 portable photo printers
Popularity: 16%
James Bennett, Personal Computer World, Thursday 16 November 2006 at 00:00:00
Easy to use, but poor print quality and an ugly design
Lexmark claims it is moving away from dedicated photo printers and further towards the all-in-one multifunction market, but the P350 Photo Printer appears to be the exception to the rule….
Read in full at Review: Lexmark P350 portable printer
Popularity: 18%
The first session of the day is almost over, and DEMOfall 2006 is off to a pretty good start (except for a dove in the ballroom that keeps flying around distracting the audience a bit).
The morning session was split by consumer devices and software that aims to make life easier, as well as a group of enterprise applications that have been “webified” that also aim to make business life easier.
Having already posted stuff on Dash Navigation, Photobot, and RingCube, I’ll skip thoughts on those for a moment (although they are cool in their own rights).
Epson will showcase its latest Stylus Photo R390 and Stylus Photo R270 superior quality A4 photo printers, PictureMate PM 100, PictureMate PM 280 and PictureMate PM 240 premium quality 10×15cm photo p…
Read in full at Epson\’s stand at GITEX to feature latest range of photo printers and multimedia storage viewers
Popularity: 3%
Canon’s new top-of-the-line photo printer assures users of the most advanced technology and print quality results. But will it make a difference? We take a quick look.
Read in full at First take: Canon PIXMA iP5300
Popularity: 3%
Simon Williams, Computeract!ve, Thursday 9 November 2006 at 00:00:00
Lexmark increases the value of its entry-level compact photo printer in anumber of useful ways
Lexmark has done well with its line of dedicated photo printers and the new generation, of which the P350 is a part, continues the company’s reputation for entry-level printing….
Read in full at Review: Lexmark P350 photo printer
Popularity: 4%
Paul Monckton, Personal Computer World, Friday 10 November 2006 at 00:00:00
A competent printer that’s great value
Top of Canon’s new range of six photo printers, the Pixma IP6700D replaces last year’s highly successful IP6600D. Like the other printers reviewed here, it uses six individual ink tanks,…
Read in full at Review: Canon Pixma IP6700D
Popularity: 4%
Paul Monckton, Personal Computer World, Friday 10 November 2006 at 00:00:00
A good choice if you need an LCD control panel
Epson’s latest photo printers, the Stylus Photo R265 and Stylus Photo R360 both take advantage of newly developed ink technology to achieve better print quality….
Read in full at Review: Epson Stylus Photo R360
Popularity: 3%
Photo printers are aplenty. But you can print on CDs with this inkbox, too.
Read in full at First take: Epson Stylus Photo R350
Popularity: 3%
Canon’s imagePROGRAF iPF5000 represents a leap forward in the race to develop the ultimate photo printer.
Best Current Price: $1496.00 (via ProductFinder)
Read in full at Canon ImagePROGRAF iPF5000 (3.5 mice)
Popularity: 3%
The HP Photosmart C7180 all-in-one photo printer serves up a boatload of features and prints great-looking photos, but it performs all of its tasks slowly. You can do better for the same amount of money.
Read in full at HP Photosmart C7180 All-in-One - multifunction ( color )
Popularity: 3%
Epson on November 2 debuted its PictureMate (PM) 210 and 250 photo printers, featuring direct printing from handsets and game consoles, in the Taiwan market at recommended retail prices of NT$6,990 (US$211) and NT$7,990, respectively.
Read in full at Taiwan market: Epson launches PictureMate 210/250 photo printers
Popularity: 4%
The Lexmark P350 snapshot photo printer is less expensive than the competition, but its slower print speeds and somewhat half-baked features make it less attractive.
Read in full at Lexmark P350 portable photo printer
Popularity: 4%
