Typical price: £380
What is it: Dye-sub printer capable of printing A4 photographs
What we think: You'll get an A4 print in a flash with this, but it won't please discriminating shutterbugs
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 23 September 2004
Tags: Olympus, Olympus P-440, image size, brightness, left side
We like:
Fast; decent print quality; connects directly to both Mac and Windows computers plus digital media
We don't like:
Optional adapters needed for media cards other than xD
CNET UK judgement:
It uses older technology, and its print quality won't blow you away, but the P-440's speed and nice design might win over some shutterbugs
Full review:
Whether connected to your computer or operating solo, the hefty Olympus P-440 dye-sublimation printer cranks out photos in dozens of different glossy or matte layouts on A4, A5 Wide, or A6 Wide paper in a blink of an eye. Professional photographers and serious photo enthusiasts will find every feature they need in this 314dpi device, including slots for xD-Picture media cards (used by Olympus and Fuji products); a PC Card slot for optional adapters that accept CompactFlash, SD and other memory cards; and the ability to review, select, and correct images using either your computer, the built-in 46mm (1.8-inch) LCD, or a TV. Continue Reading...
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