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Amazon has started offering the Brother MFC-7360N all-in-one printer, which is ideal for small offices or home offices. Priced at $174.97 each, the Brother MFC7360N provides fast monochrome laser printing and copying at up to 24ppm. Other features include a built-in Ethernet network interface, a 35-page capacity auto document feeder, an adjustable 250-sheet capacity paper tray and up to 2400 x 600 dpi print resolution. [Product Page]
The Epson Stylus NX625 is a powerful all-in-one printer with a built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity. The NX625 features a built-in memory card slots and a 2.5-inch color LCD to easily view, select, edit, and print photos without a computer. This all-in-one printer also adopts the company’s all-pigment DURABrite Ultra ink to produce superior photo quality and durable prints that are fade-, smudge- and water-resistant. What’s more, the Epson Stylus NX625 is able to print a 4-inch x 6-inch photo in 20 seconds. You can also scan pictures or documents with the Stylus NX625. Available from September 2010, the Epson Stylus NX625 retails for $149.99 each. [PhotographyBLOG]
It is looking like the new HP e-All-in-One D110a is about to change the printer world as we know it forever. The coolest part of this new printer is that it can print documents that are sent to a specially assigned e-mail address, meaning there is no need for native printing support or USB connectivity. It also functions as a scanner and a copier, able to spit out black and white copies of documents at 29 pages per minute. Color pages will hit a slightly lower 23 page per minute mark. [Electronista]
With the amount of time that people spend on their smart phones these days, almost all other gadgets are required to be compatible as well. Kodak has been saying for a while that they have the cheapest total ink replacement and now that they are getting connected via wifi, they could be ready to take over the market. So far smart phone support is limited to BlackBerry, iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, but that should be expanding soon. [SlashGear]
HP has just announced their new ePrint Web Connected Printer series which will allow you to store documents remotely and print them from wherever you are in the world. It will also be useful for setting up scheduled prints like news or Disney activities for kids. In total there will be four different printers releasing in this series, with the prices ranging from $99 all the way to $299. [SlashGear]
Hewlett-Packard has rolled out the powerful 3D printer that “turns three-dimensional CAD drawings into tangible prototypes by extruding partially molten ABS plastic in extremely fine layers one atop the other, forming the entire 3-D model in a single piece from the ground up.” However, this amazing technology is not cheap. You should spend a hefty €13,000 (approx. $17,500) to bring home the HP Designjet 3D printer. What’s more, this 3D printer can only print using ivory-colored plastic. The HP Designjet 3D printer will be available in May 2010 in Europe. [technabob]
HP today unveiled its latest multifunction printer for small- and medium-sized offices. Known as the Officejet 4500, this printer provides 6ppm laser printing for text, 1,200dpi optical scanning, fax and copy functions. The Officejet 4500 has both typical USB 2.0 and 10/100 Ethernet to print over the network. It is also compatible with Windows 7, Vista, and XP, Mac OS X 10.4.x or higher, and Linux. The HP Officejet 4500 will be available worldwide in March 2010 for $99. [Electronista]
The DPP-F700 is the latest 2-in-1 gadget from Sony that integrates a digital photo frame and a printer into one package. The frame has a 7-inch 800 x 480 WVGA screen, 21 different templates for displaying the time and date, a 1GB of internal memory, a microSD card slot and a USB interface. Meanwhile, the built-in printer can produce 4 x 6-inch photos with a resolution of 300 x 300 dpi. Not to worry, these printouts are also resistant to fingerprint marks, water as well as discoloration when exposed to light thanks to its TruFast technology. The Sony DPP-F700 will go on sale in mid-November for an estimated price of $290. Read more
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]
If you want to buy a new compact printer this week, then check out the Canon Selphy CP780. Priced at only $99.95, the Selphy CP780 is a compact photo printer that was specially designed to be portable. Available in silver, blue and pink, the printer features the Portrait Image Optimize function for sharper printouts, while the Face Detection brightness correction and color cast correction ensure photos to be printed in natural and realistic colors. Each 4 inch x 6 inch photo will take approximately 47 seconds to complete. The Canon Selphy CP780 also supports memory card slot that allows you to print without having to connect a camera to it directly. [dcviews]
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