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  • Dell mum on printer plans in Oz

    PC maker Dell Computer is taking on Hewlett-Packard and others with a quartet of inkjet and laser devices, which it will begin shipping in the U.S. in April, but Australian users may be left behind.

  • Digital + Mobile = Wireless

    FlashPoint and Sprint connect the dots between digital imaging and wireless technology. Soon, there'll be another toy on the market.

  • Flatbed scanner sales plummet

    IDC's total scanner market shows a year-on-year decline of 47.3 percent and an even 30 percent sequential drop in unit shipment terms for the second half of 2003.

  • DVD players no longer go it alone

    To prevent DVD players from becoming victims of their own popularity, manufacturers are starting to combine basic movie playback with more advanced features.

  • XP gets backing from Microsoft partners

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  • Bridging the gap, but is it too little too late?

    PictBridge was the darling of digital imaging for just about the whole of 2003. Yet, here we are, midway into 2004, and we're still to see it impacting purchase decisions. What's happening?

  • Epson PictureMate

    This portable photo printer produces quality output, but we wish it ran on batteries. It could stand to be a lot faster, too.

  • Epson Stylus Photo 935

    The Epson Stylus Photo 935 offers a plethora of printing options as well as high-resolution prints, but owing to its slow print speeds and sub-par text outputs, this printer just doesn't hack it for office work.

  • Epson Stylus Photo R800

    Despite some finicky printhead behaviour, this excellent printer earns an Editors' Choice for photo enthusiasts.

  • Epson Stylus C65

    The Epson C65 brings quality photo printing to the home at an affordable price, but offers little else over its predecessor.

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