Thursday, May 13, 2004
Review Of The Olympus P-10 Printer
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 08:00 AM
"Olympus has been paying attention to affordability, quality, and aesthetics. So far, I have seen great products from Olympus in terms of digital cameras. Now they have sent me the Camedia P-10 digital photo printer. This cubist printer is small, "boxy" looking, and prints 4”x6” and smaller prints.
It is a much nicer looking photo printer then any I have seen. Previously I reviewed the Sony DPP-EX7 photo printer. It did not look anywhere close to the P-10. It had some nicer features like an LCD screen, but it wasn’t the prettiest looking object on my desktop."
The reviewer really likes the look of this cubic printer. And luckily it prints well too. "It prints very well in quality, but I found the colors on the Sony DPP-EX7 a little richer than the Olympus P-10. Both printers use dye-sublimation as a process of printing." One of the drawbacks however, is the P-10 does not take any input other than the PC. But if you are looking for a small form factor, workhorse printer in the $199 price range, this may be for you, and you should definitely check out this review.
It is a much nicer looking photo printer then any I have seen. Previously I reviewed the Sony DPP-EX7 photo printer. It did not look anywhere close to the P-10. It had some nicer features like an LCD screen, but it wasn’t the prettiest looking object on my desktop."
The reviewer really likes the look of this cubic printer. And luckily it prints well too. "It prints very well in quality, but I found the colors on the Sony DPP-EX7 a little richer than the Olympus P-10. Both printers use dye-sublimation as a process of printing." One of the drawbacks however, is the P-10 does not take any input other than the PC. But if you are looking for a small form factor, workhorse printer in the $199 price range, this may be for you, and you should definitely check out this review.
