From the news release:
For consumers who prefer to edit photos directly from their camera, Sony’s new photo printer, the DPP-FP35 supports the PictBridge â„¢ standard, so images can be viewed and printed directly from a Cyber-Shot® or other PictBridge compatible digital camera. Connected via a USB cable, this PictureStation printer will also print digital photos […]
From the news release:
Designed for portability and quick set-up, the new PictureStation DPP-FP55 photo printer can easily be brought to parties, family reunions or any photo-worthy event to take, preview and print your photos on site. The bright, built-in 2-inch display allows you to do more than print. You can zoom, crop, eliminate red-eye […]
PC Magazine has a review of the Sony DPP-FP50 saying:
The Sony DPP-FP50 ($199.99 direct) is the second dedicated photo printer we’ve seen for 4- by 6-inch output that lets you preview photos on your TV. It’s also the first with thermal-dye technology. As with the ink jet–based Canon Selphy DS700 Compact Photo Printer, which was […]
Sony Press Release: Printing and sharing your favorite photographs just got easier with the introduction of Sony’s latest PictureStation DPP-FP50 at home printer.
The DPP-FP50 model features a wireless remote control that makes it possible to print, edit, and enjoy lab-quality pictures from the comfort of your favorite chair. The new model also supports the PictBridge […]
Sony Press Release
SONY DIGITAL PHOTO PRINTER PICKS UP THE PACE
UP-DR150 Sets New Speed and Quality Standard for Event Photos, Digital Kiosks
CHICAGO, Oct. 21, 2004 (PMA Fall Conference Booth # 717) - Sony Electronics today enhanced its line of digital photofinishing products with the introduction of the UP-DR150 digital photo printer, a dye […]
ABC News reviews the Sony DPP-FP30Photo Printer and writes - ‘The Sony PictureStation DPP-FP30 is exactly what a no-frills dedicated photo printer ought to be.
It’s so easy to install and use that you can set it up and print without reading any instructions, and it prints directly from either a camera or a computer (but […]