Epson Intro P-6000 & P-7000 Multimedia Photo Viewers Aimed at ‘On-The-Go’ Photographers

Epson have officially detailed two new Multimedia Photo Viewers in the
form of the P-6000 and P-7000 which offer photographers the ability to
store their images on the devices inbuilt hard disk as well as view
their captures - in both JPEG and RAW file formats - courtesy of an
integrated 640 x 480 VGA 16.7 million colour 4' LCD screen.Boasting 94%
of the Adobe RGB color space ensuring supreme colour accuracy, Epson's
new Multimedia Photo Viewers come with 80GB and 160GB capacity hard
drives (P-6000 and P-7000 respectively) and, apart from supporting JPEG
and RAW file formats also offer MPEG-4, Motion JPEG and H.264/AVC SVGA
video file compatibility as will as support for MP3 audio files with
sound being provided via an inbuilt headphone socket allowing the user
to hook up either headphones or external speakers.Epson P-6000 & P-7000
Multimedia Photo Viewers Key Features:

Large 4-inch LCD with new, exclusive Epson Photo Fine Premia technology
displays over 16.7 million colors, encompassing 94 percent of Adobe RGB
color space for superior color accuracy
80GB (P-6000) and new 160GB (P-7000) high capacity hard drives
Faster download speed - up to 35 percent faster than previous models
New convenient jog dial to quickly scroll through images
Wider LCD viewing angle
Zoom function to confirm image focus and fine detail
RAW and JPEG file support
Built-in CompactFlash and Secure Digital memory card slots with many
other cards supported via third-party adapter
Compatible with high-speed UDMA CompactFlash cards
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery lasts up to three hours for extended shoots
High-speed USB 2.0 interface for device to device backup
Audio/video output to present customized slideshows

‘Over the years, Epson has established enduring relationships with
world-renowned photographers,’ said Paul Warren of product
management, Epson America, Inc. ‘This dialogue gives us insight on
how to improve our technology to better meet pro photographers' needs in
the field. The Epson P-6000 and P-7000 are products of this relationship
and cater not only to professional photographers, but also advanced
amateurs and photo enthusiasts with a range of valuable features.’

Offering up to a somewhat unspectacular 3 hours of battery life based on
a full charge, Epson's P-6000 and P-7000 Multimedia Photo Viewers will
both become available from September and will retail for around $600 and
$800 respectively.

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