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The new Epson PowerLite Pro Cinema 6010 projector adopts the company’s Bright 3D Drive for enhanced brightness in 3D mode. This technology also boosts the image refresh rate from 240Hz to 480Hz. The projector features a 2400 lumens brightness, up to 6,000 hours of lamp life, two HDMI inputs, and up to 200,000:1 of contrast ratio. The Epson PowerLite Pro Cinema 6010 projector is expected to retail for $4,000. Each purchase comes equipped with two pairs of 3D glasses. [Epson]
Although it is small in size, the Epson Stylus NX430 can print up to A4 size. This printer comes equipped with a 2.5-inch LCD display, a smart touch panel and a built-in memory card slot. The Epson Stylus NX430 also supports Epson Connect, allowing you to enjoy instant wireless printing from popular mobile devices such as iPad. The Epson Stylus NX430 retails for just $99.99 in the US market. [Epson]
Epson is bringing you their latest desktop PC, the Endeavor AY320S. This BTO (Build To Order) desktop PC is packed with a 3.10GHz Intel Core i3-2100 processor, an Intel H61 Express Chipset, a 2GB RAM, a 250GB hard drive, a DVD Super Multi Drive and runs on Windows 7 Home Premium OS (Standard Configuration). Price itself is set at 42,840 Yen (about $550). [Epson]
Epson will release the Stylus Photo PX830FWD and PX730WD on September 1st, 2011. These photo printers are designed for photographers who want to print their favorite pictures with better-than-lab-quality results. The Epson PX730WD is perfect for those who are serious about their photography but also want to share printing, scanning and copying activities through its Wi-Fi capabilities. The Epson PX830FWD is the company’s premium 4-in-1 for high definition printing at home, offering top-of-the-range features for printing, scanning, copying and faxing. Both printers adopt Claria Photographic Ink to produce photos that users will be proud to display. The Epson Stylus Photo PX830FWD and PX730WD are priced at £259.99 and £299.99, respectively. [PhotographyBLOG]
Epson today introduced the VS410 and VS350W low-cost projectors. The VS410 offers a 4,000 lumens of color and white light output with XGA resolution, while the VS350W delivers a 3,500 lumens color and white light output with WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution for users looking to leverage widescreen notebooks and high-definition content. Both projectors provide easy-to-use connectivity and control features, including USB Plug ‘n Play, Instant On/Off and A/V Mute Slide. Additionally, the convenient A/V Mute Slide instantly turns off the sound and images to create a quick pause in the presentation, conserving lamp life and energy, and helping to save costs. The Epson VS410 and VS350W are priced at $899 and $949, respectively. [Press Release]
Epson has rolled out its new professional-level inkjet printer, the Stylus Pro 3880 “Signature Worthy” Edition. This 17-inch printer features extra-wide color gamuts with nine of Epson’s own UltraChrome K3 inks for more vivid magenta tones as well as deeper hues of blue and violet. The special edition printer comes equipped with six letter-sized packs of a matching line of “Signature Worthy” papers including Exhibition Fiber, Cold Press Bright, Cold Press Natural, Hot Press Bright, Hot Press Natural papers, and a sampler pack of other photo and fine art-grade papers. The printer also features an advanced B&W Photo mode as well as auto-switching Matte and Photo black inks depending on the paper used. The Epson Stylus Pro 3880 “Signature Worthy” Edition is now available for $1,495. [Epson]
Epson America today introduced the Artisan 837 and Artisan 730 wireless all-in-one printers for photo and technology enthusiasts. Both models allow users to print, scan and access memory card slots from any room in the house with built-in wireless and Ethernet networking. The Epson Artisan 837 and 730 also offer Epson Connect for hassle-free printing on-the-go. With Epson Connect, mobile device users can print web pages, photos, documents, and e-mail attachments directly from tablets, smartphones and other mobile devices. The difference between the two models is that the flagship Epson Artisan 837 also offers high-speed color copying and faxing with a 30-page Automatic Document Feeder. The Epson Artisan 837 retails for $299.99, while the Artisan 730 is priced at $199.99. [Press Release]
Epson has unveiled a couple of new portable and user-friendly projectors in the form of the PowerLite 1221 and PowerLite 1261W. Designed for small and medium-sized businesses, both projectors deliver a high-definition, widescreen WXGA resolution (16:10 aspect ratio), a true-to-life color, and a 2800 lumens of brightness, producing a good quality image even in rooms with lots of ambient light. The PowerLite 1221 and PowerLite 1261W also provide advanced connectivity options such as USB Plug ‘n Play for instantly projecting video and audio from computer via a USB connection and a digital HDMI connection to provide high-definition video content for powerful entertainment possibilities. These projectors are also compatible with both Mac and PC. [Akihabara]
Epson will launch six new 3LCD business projectors in the Japanese market such as the EB-X14 (3,000 lumens, 1024×728), EB-W12 (2,800 lumens, 1280×800), EB-X12 (2,800 lumens, 1024×768), EB-S12 (2,800 lumens, 800×600), EB-S02 (2,600 lumens, 800×600), and EB-1880 (4,000 lumens, 1024×768). All models feature a new trapezoidal correction system on the top of the projector, allowing you to easily fine tune your projection. Epson will launch these 3LCD projectors in September 2011. No word on pricing at this moment. [Akihabara]
Epson will release two new desktop PCs in Japan, the Endeavor LX9000 and Pro5000. The Epson Endeavor LX9000 is a budget desktop PC that supports up to the Intel Core 2 Duo E8600 processor, up to 4GB of RAM, up to 1TB HDD and an Intel G41 Express chipset graphics. The Epson Endeavor Pro5000 is a premium high-end workstation that supports a wide range of Intel Sandy Bridge processors, a HDD or an SSD, an nVidia GeForce GTX 580 and an nVidia Quadro 2000. Sadly, there is no info on pricing so far. Read more
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