Yesterday
Epson announced the Stylus Photo 2200 A3+ printer (known as the 2100 in
Europe and PM-4000PX in Japan). This printer is a replacement for the
2000P, it now uses seven-colour pigment based UltraChrome inks which should
deliver higher gamut and longer life prints. The Stylus Photo 2200 can
print up to 44 x 13", resolution up to 2880 x 1440 dpi, has USB 2.0,
Parallel and Firewire (IEEE 1394) ports. Of course the 2200 also supports
Epson's proprietary Print Image Matching technology.
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Yesterday
Epson announced the Stylus Photo 2200 A3+ printer (known as the 2100 in
Europe and PM-4000PX in Japan). This printer is a replacement for the
2000P, it now uses seven-colour pigment based UltraChrome inks which should
deliver higher gamut and longer life prints. The Stylus Photo 2200 can
print up to 44 x 13", resolution up to 2880 x 1440 dpi, has USB 2.0,
Parallel and Firewire (IEEE 1394) ports. Of course the 2200 also supports
Epson's proprietary Print Image Matching technology.