|
Epson Stylus Photo
Stylus Photo D68 · Photo D88 · DX3800 · DX3850 · DX4800 · DX4850
Your All·in·One photo centre
Now you can print real
photos in your home, at very low cost, with or without your computer.
This easy to use All·in·One digital photo centre is great for
restoring old photos, copying or just printing.
Why pay more?
If you like the sound of great photos for at a low price, then take a
look at the Epson Stylus Photo DX3850. It can produce superb photos in
your own home! And can cost less than your local photo lab. It
couldn't be easier – the new Epson Photo Pack* includes all the paper
and ink you'll need to print 100 photos. Alternatively buy each of the
four ink cartridges individually to replace only the colour that runs
out. No waiting, no worries
Imagine getting your photos straight away, at home, no developing
required. Imagine watching them emerge in seconds, and knowing that
every one is going to be perfect. With a market·leading resolution for
sharp detail, and the latest inks for brilliant colour, the Epson
Stylus Photo DX4850 makes this dream a reality.
Your All·in·One home photo centre
The Epson Stylus Photo DX4800 is much more than a printer – it's also a
scanner and copier, so you can make copies and enlargements of your
favourite photos. You can even bring old faded photos back to life
with Epson Color Restoration software. |
|
|
Making digital connections– no computer required
Digital cameras have changed photography, and now printers are helping
out by making it easier to produce real photos. Simply take the memory
card** from your camera and plug it in to one of the slots on the
Epson Stylus Photo D88 to print real photos without a computer.
...and it copies as well!
All this functionality is great, but what if you just want to make a
quick copy of a letter or photo? The good news is that the Epson
Stylus Photo D68 is a great standalone copier. No waiting for booting·up – have identical copies at the push of a button! And when
connected to your computer it is the perfect printer for those
everyday printing tasks. |
