Sony

The new UP-CX1 high speed Digital Photo Printer offers superb quality and convenience in a very small package. This printer has the ability to create four different print sizes - 3.5x5", 4x6", 5x7" and 4x8" photo greeting cards at fast speeds.

More capacity, more speed, low print cost and a single paper for both matte and glossy prints come to us in the new Sony UP-DR200. And it introduces a paper that is similar in texture to traditional photography paper. It prints in four sizes (3.5x5, 4x6, 5x7 and 6x8) in a hurry, knocking out 4x6 prints at a rate of 450 per hour. That's clipping along at a print every 8 seconds, or a 5x7 in about 10.5 seconds. The workhorse also holds 30 percent more prints on a roll, i.e. 700 prints per roll at 4x6. It replaces the UP-DR150.

The Sony’s UP-DR80 is making waves with is surprisingly low cost in the class that produces 8x10, 8x12 borderless prints. With a street price sometimes seen as low as $1,395, it is competing with major rivals priced at $2,495 and $2,695. The new Sony also offers Pro Matte and luster finishes while most other produce glossy prints only, and it provides the different finishes and also 4x8, 5x8 and 6x8 sizes with no supplies or mechanical change.

This Pelican 1620 custom case for the SnapLab printer is made with Copolymer Polypropylene, which makes it extremely durable so contents are always well protected.

The DPPA-BT1 adapter enables the Sony SnapLab UPCR10L to print from Blue Tooth devices such as cameras and cell phones. It also allows users to print wirelessly. The adapter uses the printer's USB port, which cannot be otherwise used while the Blue Tooth is connected. Requires Compact Flash expansion card and the printer must be enabled for firmware V2.00.