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Canon is ready to release the Selphy CP810 compact photo printer. It is capable of producing postcard (148 x 100mm), letter (119 x 89mm), and credit card (86 x 54mm) sized prints in super-quick time. The Canon Selphy CP810 also features a tilting 2.7-inch colour LCD display and an improved Auto Image Optimizer function. The company will release the Selphy CP810 in May 2012 in the UK for £99 or around $156. [ePHOTOzine]
FireBox has started selling the PoGo Instant Photo Printer. What makes this printer special is that it uses a heat-activated Zink paper and no ink cartridges required. You can transfer your photos to the PoGO Instant Photo Printer via a USB cable or wirelessly via Bluetooth’s connection. All the photos are waterproof, smudge-proof, fade-resistant and tear-proof. The printer can hold up to 10 sheets of Zink paper. If you want one, you can buy the PoGo Instant Photo Printer for approx. $63.72. [Product Page]
The Canon PIXMA MG3120 is now available for purchase via Amazon. The WiFi-certified photo printer delivers a maximum color resolution of 4800 x 1200 dpi at rates of up to 9ipm for black and white text documents and up to 5ipm for color documents. The Canon PIXMA MG3120 features Auto Duplex printing capabilities, allowing you to automatically print on both sides of the paper to reduce paper usage. What’s more, it can also be operated wirelessly using the company’s Easy-PhotoPrint App for iOS or Android smartphones. The Canon PIXMA MG3120 WiFi-enabled photo printer retails for $79.99. [Amazon]
Canon has released the new PIXMA MG4120 WiFi-enabled photo printer. What makes this printer special is that it has a 2.4-inch color LCD display and a memory card slot, so you can preview your favorite pictures that are stored on the memory card. The printer also supports the PIXMA Cloud Link2, which enables registered users of Google’s Picasa Web Albums to wirelessly access their photo albums directly through the printer sans computer. Additional features include several printing templates such as stationery, envelopes, memos and calendars. The Canon PIXMA MG4120 is currently available for $130 each. Read more
Canon today introduced the PIXMA iP4950 high-performance photo printer, which is ideal for professionals and families looking to create fantastic quality documents and photos at impressive speeds. As a successor to the PIXMA iP4850, the new printer incorporates leading printing technology and innovative features, including Full HD Movie Print and Easy-PhotoPrint EX. The PIXMA iP4950 also features the company’s advanced FINE print technology, which is capable of producing professional quality prints and sharp and vivid text based documents. The Canon iP4950 will be launched in October 2011 for £79($128). [Canon]
Century Japan has rolled out the APRI compact photo printer for iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, and Android smartphones. The APRi features a docking station for your iOS devices and a dedicated iOS and Android apps that allow you to print your favorite photos on-the-go. This portable printer supports a 300x300dpi resolution and JPEG pictures. The Century APRi photo printer measures 175mm x 100mm x 151mm and weighing 1.4kg. [Century Japan]
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]
If you are looking for a new portable photo printer, then check out the Polaroid GL10 instant printer. The lightweight printer works from most mobile phones wirelessly via Bluetooth and from most digital cameras, Windows PCs and Macs via a USB cable. The gadget provides the classic Polaroid instant experience using the ZINK technology, which embeds color into the paper without the need for ink cartridges or ribbons. The GL10 features a small size, intuitive design and easy-to-use feature set that produces high quality 3″ x 4″ full color photos in about 45 seconds. The pocket-sized Polaroid GL10 is powered by a rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery and a full charge can produce 35 prints. Additionally, this photo printer also supports printing from Blackberry, Android and Windows compatible phones via Polaroid applications. The Polaroid GL10 instant photo printer is currently available for pre-order for $170 a pop. The gadget will be released in June 2011. [Polaroid]
The Epson Stylus Photo R2000 is a new A3+ high-gloss photo printer that delivers remarkable efficiency and versatility with high-capacity cartridges. This photo printer adopts Epson’s UltraChrome Hi-Gloss 2 pigment ink, which is delivered through Epson’s Advanced MicroPiezo AMC print head to produce high quality prints. Additional features include Wi-Fi, USB and Ethernet connectivity. The Epson R2000 will be available in May 2011 for $499.99. [Epson]
Canon has recently rolled out the SELPHY CP800, which is actually the successor to the CP780. This new compact photo printer boasts a shuffle function that will randomly select photos from the memory card and combine them into a single 4×6-inch image. The CP800 also features a 2.5-inch tilting LCD display, an optional battery pack and a Bluetooth adapter that allows it to print wirelessly from compatible devices. Available in black or white, the SELPHY CP800 is compatible with both Windows and Mac. You can purchase the Canon SELPHY CP800 for around $100. The battery pack and Bluetooth adapter are priced at $80 and $50, respectively. [i4u]
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