The Epson PX650 is a high definition all-in-one printer specifically designed for digital photography enthusiasts. The printer supports a 2.5-inch LCD screen, PictBridge support, and a memory card slot. It doesn’t even require a PC to operate. The PX650 also allows users to scan, copy and print photos that exceed lab quality. A 1200 dpi photo scanner captures the fine detail of original prints, whilst the Hi-Definition, dye-based Epson Claria Photographic Ink creates high quality glossy photos that lasts for over 200 years. The Epson Stylus Photo PX650 will be available on September 1st, 2009 for about $215 in the UK. Each purchase comes with a pack of photo paper. [SlashGear]
The Epson Endeavor NP11-V is an energy efficient nettop that needs only 40Watts of power. The mini computer is powered by an Intel Atom 230 CPU with a standard SIS672 or SIS968 chipset, a 1GB RAM and a 160GB HDD. If you are interested, you can buy the Endeavor NP11-V for around 195 Euro ($272). [DailyDigitals]
If you’re looking for the ultimate home cinema system, be sure to check out Epson’s new Ensemble HD Home Cinema System, which comes complete with the latest 3LCD 1080p HD front projectors from Epson. Other features you’ll find within the system includes a motorized 100-inch screen, an integrated surround sound, an AV controller with two HDMI inputs, a DVD player with iPod inputs, a universal remote and other components needed for installation. The Ensemble HD Home Cinema System is available in three models to meet varying consumer needs, pricing for the models includes $4,999 for the Ensemble HD Home Cinema 720p, $6,499 for the Ensemble HD Home Cinema 6100 and $7,999 for the Ensemble HD Home Cinema 6500 UB. [Product Page via OhGizmo]
Epson comes back with its new compact projector in the form of the PowerLite 410W. It offers native WXGA resolution (1280×800) through Epson’s 3LCD Technology, a brightness of 2000 lumens and an optional wall mount for added flexibility. The projector adopts a short throw lens that projects a 60-inch 16:10 image from two feet away, which is ideal for wall mounting. There is also a RJ-45 wired LAN connectivity for remote monitoring and control. The PowerLite 410W will be released later in April for an estimated street price of $1,299. [dcviews]
Epson offers the Mini Endeavor as a Windows Home Server under the SV120h name. In case you didn’t know, the Epson ST120 Endeavor measures at only 75mm x 185mm x 195mm and was a real competitor of the Mac Mini in Japan. It is available in two configuration, a 2GHz Celeron 575 CPU or a 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo P8600 CPU, from 160GB to 2×500GB (1TB) of HDD. By default the VC120h will be powered by an Intel GM45 Express video chipset, a 1GB of RAM (up to 4GB) and an average DVD Super Multi. The price starts at around 65,000 Yen for the Celeron version (or around €520). [Akihabara]
Epson Japan has announced its latest Business to Business (B2B) laptop which is dubbed as the Endeavor NA802. The 13.3 inch WXGA notebook comes jam packed with a Core 2 Duo P8400 processor, an nVidia GeForce 9600M GT with 256MB of VRAM, 1GB to 4GB of RAM, and a wide range of 5400 or 7200rpm HDDs or a 128GB (MLC) SSD drive. The new Endeavor NA802 also features a WiFiLink 5300AGN module with Windows Vista or XP Pro OS. No word on pricing so far. [Akihabara via Laptop Notebook News]
The Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 6500UB is a 1080p LCD projector that features the latest 3LCD D7 chipset with UltraBlack technology. The projector adopts 12-bit 3LCD driver technology that allows for the reproduction of 68.72 billion colors. It also has a dynamic iris that can make adjustments up to 60 times per second. Other features include two HDMI 1.3a inputs, a VGA-type RGB input, a 2.1x zoom, 100 percent vertical and 50 percent horizontal lens shift, 22 dB noise level, a contrast ratio of 75,000:1 and a light output of 1,600 lumens. The 6500UB utilities Silicon Optix’s Reon-VX HQV processor to ensure the input signals from 480i to 1080p works perfectly. Sadly, this projector lacks of the anamorphic lens support, RS-232 port, and ISF certification. The Home Cinema 6500UB will be available later this month for $2,999. [Home Entertainment]
Epson is kind enough to upgrade its Epson ST120 desktop series with a Blu-ray drive. It is actually the smallest desktop PC from the Japanese manufacturer that measures at just 75mm x 185mm x 195mm. The desktop also features a 2.26GHz Core 2 Duo P8400 with 1GB of RAM, 80GB of HDD (upgradeable to up to 320GB), and GM45 Express chipset. The basic ST120 with Blu-Ray, HDMI Out and HD TV tuner is priced at only €1100 in Japan. [Epson]
EH-TW400 is a new high-end projector from Epson Japan, that supports full 1080p high-definition. The main specs are new D7/C2FINE LCD, brightness level of 1,600 lumens, two HDMI 1.3a ports, 2.1x optical zoom, four-way lens shift control and adopts DEEPBLACK technology for an improved black level. It will be released in Japan on November 28 for $3,700. [Crunchgear]
Epson today rolled out the new cinema projector to the market. The PowerLite Home Cinema 700 offers 720p resolution with 3LCD technology, up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, and supports Component Video, S-Video, HDMI and USB connections. There is also an SD memory card slot to display your favorite photos on SD card. The new Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 700 is priced at $799 each. [Epson]
