Pros
- Can connect to a TV
- Quality dye-sublimation produced photos
Cons
- Some photos had a slight orange tone
Bottom Line
Best suited for those who want to view pictures on a TV, or to transmit DPOF print jobs directly from a digital camera.
- Photo Printers: Big and Small Print speeds for 4-by-6-inch photos varied widely among the printers, as did connectivity options.
- The Inkjet Smorgasbord: A Variety of Printers Compared You can't simply choose a printer by its type. Some general-purpose printers match the photo quality of dedicated photo printers, and some specialty models do everyday tasks surprisingly well.
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