Apple’s AirPrint is now supported by more than 100 Epson printer models, and if you love being exact, we are talking about 105 printers from Epson in total. Just what is AirPrint all about? Well, AirPrint basically makes it a snap to print emails, photos, web pages, and documents straight from the iPad, iPhone or iPod touch, all without the need to hook up software, drivers or cables. This would be Epson’s effort in making mobile printing a whole lot more convenient and productive for the masses. .
Ian Cameron, general manager, Global Web & Communications, Seiko Epson Corporation, said, “Epson’s widespread support of AirPrint demonstrates our global leadership and commitment to providing customers with easy printing solutions that meet their evolving mobile business and personal lifestyle. We recognized some time ago that mobile printing wasn’t just a novel idea, it was a necessary requirement for both sharing memories and mobile productivity in a rapidly changing digital marketplace. As iPhone and iPad momentum continues to grow, Epson will continue to lead the development of various innovative mobile digital imaging solutions.”
It is also rather interesting to note that this would mean Epson has expanded their range of AirPrint-enabled printers by over 80% compared to the figure compiled in 2012.
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It seems that the new buzzword when it comes to touting the quality of a display on a piece of consumer electronics would be the pixel density, and the higher it is, the better, of course. Well, Epson might have the jump on the iPad’s 264 pixels-per-inch or the Google Nexus 10′s 299 ppi displays, considering how they have managed to roll out a new display that boasts a whopping 2,667 ppi. Before you start scratching your head and wonder just when did Epson start to roll out tablets, the thing is, this display is meant to fulfill the function of a camera viewfinder, so forget about seeing this on a tablet, smartphone or TV.
[CES 2013] If you’re thinking of setting up a home theater in your house and you’re on a budget, you might want to check out Epson’s latest offering: the 3LCD PowerLite Home Cinema 750HD. Designed for first-time home theater enthusiasts or those on a tight budget, this affordable and versatile 2D and true 3D projector is Epson’s brightest home theater projector to date.
