4 March 2009 13:32 GMT / By Verity Burns
Sony has announced the DPP-FP97 and DPP-FP67, two new portable printers for photo printing on-the-go.Both models produce 4 x 6-inch photo prints, however the DPP-FP97 model prints photos in about 45 seconds, while the FP67 model takes around 63 seconds.
The FP97 model also has a few more added functionalities, including an auto touch-up feature to correct white balance focus, exposure and red-eye, and HDMI output for high-definition slideshow on your HDTV.
Also added to the DPP-FP97 are frame, scrapbooking and calendar templates for personalising photos, and a software keyboard for personalising greeting cards.
Both new printers are compatible with most memory cards and are due for release in the States in May. The DPP-FP97 will cost $200, while the DPP-FP67 will cost $120, with presales beginning in April at the Sony Style website.
No European pricing or availability has been announced as yet but we'll bring it to you when we get it. Hardware, Printers, Photo printers, Sony






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