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Epson PictureMate Dash PM 260
$150.00
Released August, 2007
The Pros:Photos look as good as what would come from a photo lab. Small footprint doesn't take up a lot of desk space. Colors on the prints are bright and look fairly accurate.
The Cons:Uses a lot of ink per print, gets expensive quickly. Can't let the printer sit without printing for too long or the printheads get clogged.
The Epson PictureMate Dash PM 260 is a small-scale dye-sublimation photo printer. Prints are smudge, water, and fade-resistant, and can be handled directly after printing is complete. The PM 260 features archival-quality prints, which Epson estimates can last over 200 years under optimal conditions.
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Print speeds are fast, with 4x6" prints completed in an estimated 37 seconds. Smaller print media is supported, including wallet, mini-wallet, and passport-size photos. The PM 260 features built-in slots for all major flash-memory card types, as well as support for PictBridge compatible devices.
Features
- Print Speed: 37 sec. (4x6" print)
- 4-Colour Dye-Sublimation printing
- Archival-Quality Photos
- Small-media size support
- Cardslot Support: Compact Flash I/II, SD, xD, SDHC, MMC, Memory Stick, MicroDrive
- PictBridge-compatible device support
- USB 2.0 Connectivity
- ArcSoft PhotoImpression software included
- Replacement Cartridges: T5846 Pack (Glossy), T5845-M Pack (Matte)
- Warranty: One Year Limited
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Pros & Cons
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photos look as good as what would come from a photo lab
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small footprint doesn't take up a lot of desk space
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colors on the prints are bright and look fairly accurate
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detail in the pictures is good, they look smooth and don't get pixelated
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closes up easily and is light enough to transport without a problem
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uses a lot of ink per print, gets expensive quickly
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can't let the printer sit without printing for too long or the printheads get clogged
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