Epson Stylus Photo RX700 Reviews
- Excellent
Posted on Aug 28, 2006
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Pros: I love the RX700 printer of Epson because of the feautres it has. It typically looks like an all-in-one bulky printer but it has more than than. Your CD/DVD can be printed directly onto this printer. Most photo enthusiast will appreciate the small LCD visually describing that's being scanned or printed.
Cons: Had to add a few dollars because this printer is expensive, not extending that as an all-in-one: its heavy as well.
Overall: 5760 x 1440, that's farby the highest resolution it (the Stylus Photo RX700) can print. At 48-bit, it will deliver up to 3200 x 6400 dpi. The BorderFree technology prints up to 8”x 10” (non-legal) sizes that can be photo-framed and displayed for its high resolution print.
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Stylus Photo RX700
Epson is pleased to announce the introduction of the latest addition to our range photo multifunctional printers, the Epson Stylus Photo RX700.
The Epson STYLUS PHOTO RX700 offers outstanding flexibility and lets you take control of your digital images and film without a PC. Printing, scanning and copying photos and now CDs has never been easier. Produce high-resolution photos or copies directly from your camera, memory card or use the inbuilt hi-res scanner to capture existing photos and negatives. You can also connect an external USB storage device.
Features:
- Producing high quality photo prints without a PC is absolutely effortless with on 2.5" LCD screen menus.
- Print/Scan directly from a wide range of digital camera memory cards.
- Print speeds of up to 20ppm in black or 19ppm colour text (A4 memo).
- Epson MicroPiezo Technology
- You can copy the design on a CD and print it to a printable CD.
- Create Epson's handy photo thumbnail sheets for easy photo selection.
- USB 2.0 High Speed Interface
- Standalone Colour Photocopying
- Monochrome and colour copying
- True BorderFree, edge-to-edge copying
- Supports direct scanning and printing of a CD design to the surface of a CD/DVD.
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