PRINTERS - Epson America -- THE Journal

PRINTERS - Epson America

02/01/00

From Epson America Inc. comes the Stylus Color 900G, a color inkjet printer that supports Firewire connectivity. The printer combines high speed, a tiny 3-picoliter ink droplet, and a 1440 x 720 dpi resolution to produce photo-quality output at up to 12 ppm. The four-color inkjet is both PC and Mac compatible, allowing simultaneous connection and autosensing between both platforms. It also accepts optional cards for use on Ethernet and LocalTalk networks.

Also from Epson comes the Stylus Color 660, an affordable inkjet printer with 1440 dpi resolution and up to 5 ppm print performance. The printer is PC-compatible and comes with a full-featured software bundle. Epson America Inc., Torrance, CA, (800) GO-EPSON, www.epson.com.

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