Digital Camera News and Reviews

Printer Comparison has reviewed an All-in-One inkjet printer from Epson. The Epson printer is called Epson WorkForce 635 and is able to print, scan, copy and fax. In addition it has a 2.5″ LCD screen and a built-in card reader.

Some key features for the Epson WorkForce 635:
-Able to print, scan, copy and fax
-Print speeds up to 15 pages per minute in black and 7.2 pages per minute in color
-Print resolution 5760 x 1440 optimized dpi
-2.5″ LCD screen
-Wireless, USB 2 and ethernet connectivity
-Built-in card reader

Printer Comparison ends up giving the Epson WorkForce 635 a very good score with an overall rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 possible. The review finds several positive points with the printer including quick print speeds, easy setup and navigation and high capacity ink cartridges. There is some negative points too like that the draft mode is pretty average and the USB port has limited usability. Over the 635 is a good multifunction printer.
Read the full review of the Epson WorkForce 635 color inkjet All-in-One printer here.

Trusted Reviews has tested a wireless photo printer from Epson. The Epson printer is called Epson Stylus Photo PX820FWD and has a big navigation touch-panel that should do printing jobs easy to do. Let us hear what the reviewer thinks about this All-In-One printer.

Some key features for the Epson Stylus Photo PX820FWD:
-Inkjet cartridges
-19.8cm smart-navigation touch-panel
-High speed wireless connectivity
-Prints directly from memory cards
-Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
-Duplex printing

Trusted Reviews ends up giving the Epson Stylus Photo PX820FWD an overall score of 8 out of 10 points. The Epson printer gets perfect score on features, almost as high on print speeds while it scores a bit lower on print quality and value for your money. You get almost all available features with the PX820FWD so if you are looking for a complete inkjet printer this might be your choice. There is a couple of shortcomings like high price tag and if you want to print regular prints instead of photo prints there are other printers out there that deliver better print quality.
Read the full review of the Epson Stylus Photo PX820FWD wireless All-In-One printer here.

Epson Stylus Photo PX660
Epson has announced a new all-in-one photo printer with a pretty friendly price. The printer is called Epson Stylus Photo PX660 and is able to scan, copy and print photos.

Epson claims that the PX660 is able to print 10x15cm photo prints in 12 seconds. It is also able to print directly from memory cards, USB drives and PictBridge-enabled cameras.

The Epson Stylus Photo PX660 will be released on the market in December 2010 and cost about £130.

Press release:
All-in-one printer ideal for photo enthusiasts

Epson Stylus Photo PX660 scans, copies and prints photos that look better and last longer than those from photo labs.

18 October, 2010 – Epson UK launches the Epson Stylus Photo PX660, an all-in-one printer with scan and copy functions that delivers fast, glossy, better-than-lab-quality photos. Designed to meet the needs of the photo enthusiast, the PX660 has an LCD screen and smart-navigation touch-panel for easy operation.

The PX660 uses Epson Claria Ink – a high definition, dye-based ink – to print superior photos that last for up to 98 years in a photo frame or over 200 years in an album*. This makes it the perfect partner for the latest D-SLR and compact cameras.

Users can save time and hassle by printing directly from memory cards, USB keys and PictBridge™-enabled cameras. Printing a 10x15cm photo takes just 12 seconds*, and users can personalise CDs and DVDs by printing directly onto suitable discs.

The PX660 has a choice of cartridges (Hummingbird and Owl) to meet every printing need. Users can save money with individual inks, as only the colour used needs to be replaced, and the printer’s ENERGY STAR qualified power efficiency helps reduce energy bills and impact on the environment.

Simon Hanly, product manager at Epson UK, comments: “Photo enthusiasts can really take pride in their prints with the PX660. It delivers photos with a vivid, glossy finish – perfect for shots taken in high resolution – while the scan and copy functions make it a versatile addition to the home.”

Key Features:

– Scan, copy and print photos that exceed lab quality
– Print fast 10 x 15cm photos in approx. 12 seconds*
– Easy operation with 6.3cm LCD screen and smart-navigation touch-panel
– Print directly onto suitable CDs and DVDs
– View and print photos directly from memory cards, USB keys and PictBridge™-enabled cameras
– Power efficient, ENERGY STAR qualified all-in-one for reduced bills and environmental impact
– Photos last for up to 98 years in a photo frame or over 200 years in an album*
– OCR software allows easy editing of scanned text
– Epson Claria™ Ink is a high definition, dye-based ink that’s the ideal partner for the latest D-SLR and compact cameras
– Save money with individual inks – only replace the colour used
– Choice of cartridge sizes (Hummingbird and Owl) to meet all your needs

The Epson Stylus Photo PX660 is priced at £129.99 and will be available to purchase from 1 December.

Trusted Reviews has tested an A3+ business printer from Epson. The printer is called Epson Stylus Office B1100 and is able to make prints up to A3+ (329x483mm). Epson claims that the printer is able to print up to 30 pages per minute in monochrome.

Some key features for the Epson Stylus Office B1100:
-Handles paper up to A3+ (329x483mm)
-Inkjet printer
-Print speeds up to 30 pages per minute in black and 17 pages per minute in color
-Individual ink cartridges

Trusted Reviews ends up giving the Epson Stylus Office B1100 a total score of 8 out of 10 possible points. The Epson printer scores highest on value for your money and prints, a little lower on print quality while scoring lowest on features. If you have a small business and need large prints at low costs this printer might be your choice, but it is lacking a bit when it comes to features.
Read the full review of the Epson Stylus Office B1100 A3+ business printer here.