Epson is a Japanese electronics company that was founded in 1942 as a watch manufacturing unit. The brand name Epson was born after its predecessor- Suwa Seikosha developed the world’s first mini-printer, the EP-101. The company is headquartered in Suwa, Nagano, Japan and has around 86 companies with more than 80,000 employees spread worldwide. Epson invests $1.3 billion dollars every single day in Research & Development, thus producing innovative devices in the field of printing solutions, visual communications, and others. The company is primarily engaged in developing, manufacturing and selling computer printers, lasers, scanners, home theatres, telecommunications, and many others.
Epson’s XP series comprises of a set of small all-in-one printers that allows you to print, scan, and copy high-quality pictures in few seconds. The series boasts of an ultimately wireless printing experience and also a WiFi direct for network-free printing. It uses an affordable individual ink cartridge system where you need only to replace the required ink. It also offers you many in-built photo enhancement tools to edit your pictures. There is a memory card slot in order to save the documents and files and enables a PC-free printing solution. It uses quick-dry inks that give you truly touchable documents.
The Epson’s XP-620 is an all-in-one compact-sized printer with a convenient auto 2 –sided printing for flexibility in paper handling. It features a completely wireless printing by connecting to your tablets or smartphones anywhere. It also includes a WiFi direct option for network-free printing. It gives you borderless photos of 8″x10″ along with a photo, CD/DVD dedicated tray. It has an affordable ink cartridge system that allows you to replace only the ink you need. It comes with replacement ink cartridges of 273 standard-capacity black, yellow, magenta, cyan and photo black. It gives you smudge, fade and water-resistant photos.
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