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AnonymousInactiveEpson snags a pair of EISA awards
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got EISA awards for best of category for one of its photo printers and
a mass storage device. The Epson Stylus Pro 3800 was chosen as the best
European Photo Printer while the Epson P-5000 won the best European
Image Tank (that’s their term for a mass storage device for video and
images) for 2007-2008. Noting that the printer delivered archival
quality, the EISA board noted that ““The Epson Stylus Pro 3800 is a
fast, professional but also affordable, large format photo printer.” As
for the 80GB P-5000, the board said it was “very simple to use, with a
straightforward user interface.”August 07- The European Imaging
and Sound Association (EISA) has announced that Epson has been awarded
two prestigious accolades for its professional digital imaging
products. The EISA Photo Panel comprising of fifteen leading industry
experts from across Europe, has recognised Epson’s commitment to
providing innovative and professional imaging solutions. EISA voted the
Epson Stylus Pro 3800 as the best ‘European Photo Printer, 2007-2008’
and the Epson P-5000 as the best ‘European Image Tank, 2007-2008.’Featuring
Epson UltraChrome K3™ Ink technology the Stylus Pro 3800 delivers
high-quality print output for the fine art, proofing and professional
photography markets. The Epson P-5000 is the worlds’ first multimedia
storage device to feature a four-colour filter system for an unrivalled
colour gamut. Epson has designed both products to deliver the highest
image quality to meet the demands of the professionals in the digital
imaging industry.The EISA panel commented, “The Epson Stylus
Pro 3800 is a fast, professional but also affordable, large format
photo printer. Delivering archival quality pictures of up to A2 format
with a 9-ink pigment, UltraChrome K3 system, it is designed to produce
colour or monochrome work on a diverse range of material extending
beyond the traditional matt and gloss papers. Combining a compact
footprint, economical running costs and high commercial quality, it is
unrivalled as a desktop printer for enthusiasts and professional
photographers.”For the Epson P-5000 the EISA panel commented,
“This multimedia device has an 80GB hard disk, CF and SDHC card slots,
a removable battery and high-speed data transfer capability. It is very
simple to use, with a straightforward user interface displayed on a
four inch high-performance colour LCD screen with exceptional
resolution. New Epson Photo Fine Ultra technology uses four-colour
filters so the LCD can display up to 16.7 million colours – a colour
gamut that comes very close to the Adobe RGB space. “Barbara
Kuhr, Head of Strategic Marketing, Epson Europe says “Epson not only
delivers unprecedented high-quality products, it has a history of
entering the market with world firsts’ in technological innovation. The
Epson P-5000 is the worlds’ first multimedia storage viewer with a
four-colour filter system, providing an unrivalled colour gamut. The
A2, Epson Stylus Pro 3800 features UltraChrome K3 Ink technology,
renowned as a revolutionary step in pigment ink technology and has
since become the choice for many professionals in the photo, fine art
and proofing markets. We are delighted that the EISA Photo Panel has
commended Epson for these innovations with two prestigious awards. -
AuthorAugust 30, 2007 at 11:50 AM
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