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Epson launches new photo printer at Rs 19,999
Bengaluru, Sep 20: Expanding its 'PictureMate' photo printer series, digital printing solutions major Epson on Wednesday launched 'PM520' which offers border-less printing up to 5x7-inch and with border up to A5 size.
Priced at Rs 19,999, PictureMate 'PM520' can deliver instant photo printouts.
"Through 'PM520', we aim to fulfil the requirement of printing 4x6-inch, 5x7-inch and A5-size outputs in studios and tourist locations while keeping the product handy and compact," said Siva Kumar, General Manager, Inkjet Printers, in a statement.
The printer is equipped with 2.7-inch LCD screen, SD card slot and supports connectivity via USB 2.0 and WiFi. The device comes with one-year warranty or 13,000 prints, whichever comes earlier.
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