peripherals - digital imaging

08/14/2007, 6:35pm, EDT

Tuesday, August 14th

Epson debuts new inkjet printers

Epson has added four new printers to its inkjet line-up. The $160 CX9400Fax All-In-One includes an auto document feeder for multi-page faxes and can print a 4"x6" photo in 26 seconds and claims a 32 page per minute text printing speed. Meanwhile, the $90 Stylus C120 offers a black-and-white speed of 25 pages per minute in normal mode, and 10 pages per minute in color mode. It can also print 37 black and white pages per minute in draft mode, and 20 pages per minute in color draft mode. The C120 also includes a "quiet mode," which delivers slower print speeds, but reduced volume operation.

The new CX7400 is priced at $70 and includes memory card slots. It delivers up to 28 pages per minute. The CX8400, priced at $100 includes a 2.5" LCD and has a slightly higher speed (30 pages per minute) than the CX7400. Both models include print, scan, copy, and PC-free photo print functions and offer auto photo correction.

ES-CX8400 ($100)



ES-CX7400 ($70)



CX9400 ($150)



C120 ($90)




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