New Casio PCP-100 Prints New Year Photo Greeting Cards

Sep 20 2005, 4:17am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Casio announces a photo printer (PCP-100) especially designed to print New Year greeting cards.

The Casio PCP-100 features a 3.6 inch TFT display and a integrated Keyboard. Users of this photo printer on steroids can make greeting cards without a PC. Photos are loaded via a multi-card slot supporting all major memory card types.
The maximum printing resolution is 2400×1200dpi. The Casio PCP-100 also features an address book.The Casio PCP-100 will sell for 48,000 Yen (~$430) starting October 12th in Japan. Most likely never to be seen outside of Japan.
More details in this press-release (Japanese).

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