Epson or the Seiko Epson Corporation is one of the largest manufacturers of computer printers, imaging, and information related electronic equipment. It was first founded in 1942 as a watch manufacturing company under the name Daiwa Kyogo Ltd. It has its headquarters in Suwa, Nagano, Japan. Epson is primarily engaged in developing, manufacturing and selling printing solutions, visual communications, robots, wearable, and many other businesses. The company recently launched a line of printers called EcoTank that uses separate ink wells instead of print cartridges. It also developed a high-speed photo scanning system technology. The company invests $1.3 billion every single day in Research & Development.
The Epson’s XP series boasts of its space-saving and compact design that can fit perfectly in limited spaces. This series allows you to print documents and photos completely wireless by connecting the device to a smartphone or tablet through the EPSON Connect feature. It also includes network-free connectivity through WiFi direct. This series comes with a budget saving individual ink cartridges that allow replacement of only the required ink. It also comes with the DURABrite ultra instant dry-ink that gives you a truly touchable document with smudge, fade and water-resistant prints.
The Epson XP 434 is an ultra-compact, space-saving design that features a high-resolution 2.7″ color LCD display. The user can edit, crop pictures, and navigate easily. The model is a 3-in-one design with scan, print and copy facilities and comes with four colors DURABrite instant dry-ink. This gives truly touchable documents. It has print speeds of 9 ISO ppm in black and 4.5 ISO ppm in color. The product has a built-in memory card slot for PC-free printing and storage of documents and photos. The wireless connectivity allows printing through any mobile phones and tablets. It also comes with bonus software that automatically scans photos to Facebook and the cloud.
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