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Sony DDP-FP70

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Pros
Fast
Photos look natural
Cons
Pricey

$139.99
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Product Specs

Media Handling
Manual Feed Slot	No
Maximum Number of Input Trays	1
Maximum paper size, height	6.0 inches
Maximum Sheets With All Paper Trays	20
Output Tray Capacity	20
Standard Number of Input Trays	1
Maximum paper size, width	4 inches
Standard input sheet capacity	20
Duplex printing	No

Network
Ethernet	No

Connectivity
Parallel Port	No
Serial Port	No
USB 1.1	Yes
USB 2.0	Yes

Platform Support
Operating System Support	Microsoft Windows XP Microsoft Windows 2000

Dimensions
Height	5.4 inches
Depth	2.8 inches
Width	7.1 inches
Weight	2.4 pounds

General Features
Media slots	xD-Picture Card SD Card CompactFlash Memory Stick
PictBridge compatible	Yes

Green
Maximum Power Draw (watts)	80 watts
Standby Power Draw (watts)	1 watts

Included Hardware
Included Hardware	AC Adapter

Included Software
Included Software	Picture Motion Browser (ver 2.0) for Microsoft? Windows? Operating Systems Printer Driver Software

Resolutions
Color horizontal resolution	300 x 300

Scanning
Internal scan depth

Faxing
Fax page memory capacity	0

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What You Should Know about the DDP-FP70

Snapshot printers

This printer is designed exclusively to print photographs on photo paper only, in a limited range of sizes. All of them print at the most common 4-by-6-inch size, and some print additional sizes. All of them have media slots for printing directly from camera storage cards, and many have a PictBridge port for accessing photos from a PictBridge-compatible camera. All snapshot printers can print photos independent of a PC, although you can install it on one if you wish.

Snapshot printers are an easy way for you to enjoy and share your photos. They're small enough to take to a party or event for on-the-spot printing. Some offer carrying cases or battery packs.

The simplest models just print the photo, with perhaps a few basic adjustments such as redeye removal or date/time stamp. More sophisticated models offer further editing and layout options; effects like sepia-toning or brushstrokes; or the ability to customize with clip art, writing, or themed borders. One high-end model includes a CD/DVD burner for archiving photos. Whether you want to pay for more bells and whistles is your call. In any case, make sure the snapshot printer you choose accommodates your camera's storage media.