Epson Rio PhotoPC Player
Published Apr 2, 2003
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dpreview staff
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Seiko Epson Japan has today announced the Rio PhotoPC Player P-1000.
It is a very interesting product because with the features it has, it
could be used in place of PC. It has a new 3.8" "Photo Fine"
TFT LCD, 1.8" 10GB hard disk of which 9GB is available,
Type II Compact Flash slot with support for other cards using a CF adapter,
USB direct print to a number of Epson printers and USB connection to CD-R/RW
drives for archiving. It is expected to ship in the summer for approx.
70,000 Yen ($590, 545 Euros)
Epson PhotoPC P-1000 specifications
| LCD monitor |
"Photo Fine" 3.8"
TFT LCD (640×480 resolution) with support for JPEG images containg
EXIF information (TIFF, RAW or movie files are not supported) |
| HDD |
1.8" 10GB hard disk of which
9GB is available for pictures |
| Media Support |
Type II Compact Flash slot with support for other cards using a
CF adapter
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| Printer Support |
USB direct print to a number of Epson printers :
• PM-730CC/740cC/740DU
• PM-830CC/840cC/870cC/890cC
• PM-930CC/970cC, PM-4000PX
• PM-3700CC/970cC
• PM-860PT
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| Power |
Lithium battery |
| Connectivity |
• DC in
• USB 1.1(supports Direct-Print)
• A/V out
• Recognised as a USB external storage device
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| Misc. |
• Docking cradle
• USB connection to CD-R/RW drives for archiving (compatible
models will be announced at the time of shipping) |
| Dimensions |
91.5×23×142mm |
| Weight (no batt) |
350g |
Pricing and Availability
It is expected to ship in the summer for approx. 70,000 Yen ($590, 545
Euros).
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