Epson is a world-famous Japanese electronics company that had its beginning as a watch manufacturing company in 1942. The Seiko Epson Corporation or simple, Epson is one of the world’s largest manufacturers in computer printers, imaging, and information related electronic equipment. The company is headquartered in Suwa, Nagano, Japan and is credited with holding the most number of patents in projectors and inkjet printers. Epson has numerous subsidiaries that develop a lineup of products ranging from printers, dot matrix, home-theatres, telecommunications to wearables and robots. The company is primarily engaged in manufacturing, developing, selling, and providing services in visual communications, printing solutions, and other businesses.
The Epson’s XP series of printers are small-sized, space-saving printers that are ideal for home offices or limited workspaces. This model features photo enhancement tools through its LCD display. It includes red-eye removal, photo restoration, editing of underexposed images, and so on. It ensures complete wireless printing experience by connecting the device to a smartphone or tablet anywhere. The series also features a memory card slot for a PC-free printing facility and saving of files and documents immediately. This series uses DURABrite instant-dry ink that the documents to be smudge, fade and water-resistant.
The Epson XP 330 is small and compact with a completely wireless printing experience with or without network. You can easily connect the device to your mobile phones or tablets and print. This model features a one-sided printing with print speeds of 9 ISO ppm in black and 4.5 ISO ppm in color. It comes with a 1.44″ LCD display through which you can print, edit, and preview pictures. The model includes four DURABrite instant-dry ink cartridges in yellow, magenta, black and cyan. It ensures smudge, face, and water-resistant prints for truly touchable documents. It has a 100 sheet paper capacity.
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