Back to School: Snapshot Printers |
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| Published by: BusinessWeek 08-05-2005 Read Complete Article |
Article Summary
A portable snapshot printer is just about the cutest toy a shutterbug can have. They're not the cheapest photo printers you can buy, nor are they the best: You can get desktop printers for less than $100 that produce passable snapshots, or you can pay hundreds more for printers designed specifically for professionals. But at around $200, these lunchbox-size photo labs don't need a computer to work. Just plug in your camera or a memory card, and they'll turn out high-quality 4x6 snapshots anytime, anywhere.....Read Complete Article
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