Epson is a billion-dollar Japanese company that was founded in 1942 under the name Daiwa Kyogo Ltd. It began as a watch manufacturing company, and today, Epson manufactures and develops a lineup of electronic devices ranging from printing solutions to televisions, robots, etc. It has its headquarters in Suwa, Nagano, Japan. The Seiko Epson Corporation a.k.a., Epson is the leading manufacturer in computer printers, information, and imaging related equipment. The company recently developed a high-speed photo scanning system and a printer that uses separate ink wells instead of print cartridges. Epson invests $1.3 billion dollars every single day in Research & Development.
The Workforce series by Epson is designed to perform beyond lasers through its high powered PrecisionCore technology. This technology allows for reliable and high-quality printing by generating 40 million dots per second through dense print chips. This ensures a professional-quality print at faster speeds. The workforce series also features a wireless and WiFi direct connectivity facility that allows for easy printing through iPhone, iPad, or other mobile phones. The users can lessen energy consumption by up to 70%using this series. This is an all-in-one device that allows you to print/scan/fax/ copy both the sides of the original.
Powered by the PrecisionCore technology, the Workforce WF 2650 model brings you a laser-like experience with its precise dot placement system. This product comes with fast laser print quality print speeds of 13 ISO ppm in black and 7.3 ISO ppm in color. The wireless and WiFi direct system enables quick printing through any smart devices. It has a 150 sheet paper capacity with a dual-sided printing system along with a 30-page automatic document feeder. It comes with an affordable individual cartridge ink that lets you replace only the color you need.
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