29 May 2007 17:30 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
The Epson Stylus D92 is the ideal entry level home printer for everyday, no-nonsense A4 printing such as photos, documents, presentations, internet pages and homework.It features four individual ink cartridges (costing £6.99 each) making it cost-effective as only the colour that is used up needs to be replaced, although a value multipack containing all 4 cartridges is also available.
The Stylus D92 features Epson DURABrite Ultra Ink which delivers borderless, lab quality glossy photos, up to A4 size, as well as laser-like text and is resistant to water, smudging and fading.
It achieves a fast print speed of 25 pages per minute and is perfect for printing on any type of paper.
Epson Creativity Suite software is included, and Epson Easy Photo Print feature that makes it simple to remove red-eye. It also features Epson PhotoEnhance that automatically detects skin tones, landscapes and skylines to give the best colour settings for high-quality photos.
Available from June – RRP of £39.99.
Cameras, Printers, Epson



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