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Sony just intro'd a new digital printer called the PictureStation DPP-FP30 which ditches the inkjet thing altogether and uses a process called dye sublimation that basically heats the ink up ...

PC Magazine takes a break from administering John Dvorak’s daily foot massage to review the Sony DPP-EX50, a desktop dye-sublimation photo printer that they find produces some great snapshot ...

Sony Electronics today is launching its latest digital dye sublimation 8 x 10-inch digital photo printer, the UP-D75 model, which is designed to provide the necessary high image quality for the ...

San Diego — Sony expanded its PictureStation dye sublimation photo printer lineup today, with the addition of the DPP-FP30. The unit, shipping in October, can print photos while connected to a PC and ...

With the UP-DP10 photo printer, Sony takes one thing and does it well - very well. Marketed as a printer exclusively for photos, the DP10 produces only 4-by-6-inch pictures that Sony touts as lab ...

San Diego — Sony introduced two new dye-sublimation home photo printers today. The new PictureStation DPP-FP55 is a portable unit featuring a 2-inch LCD display, allowing users to edit photos on the ...

The DPP-MP1, is the worlds smallest and lightest dye sublimation printer and the DPP-SV88 photo printer features a built-in CD-R/RW drive. Weighing less than 500g, including battery and paper tray ...

When you've shelled out plenty for a mega pixel DC (er... that's digital camera for them wot don't know), you want quality prints too: fuzzy inkjet hard copy just won't do. Up steps Sony with the ...

Both new printers use superior dye-sublimation technology to create durable, lab quality prints that last. During the printing process each print is sealed with SuperCoat 2 laminate coating ...

Sony Electronics is trying to stem the tide with its new S-Frame DPP-F700 digital photo frame with a built-in printer.

One of the First FARGO's FotoFUN! was one of the first low-cost dye sublimation printers on the market. It was introduced in 1995 at a breakthrough price of $595.