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Sony DPP-EX50

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Brand Sony 2001
Model DPP-EX50
Released Year 2001
Type Printers
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Sony DPP-EX50 is a compact, portable digital photo printer launched in the early 2000s. It utilizes dye-sublimation printing technology to produce high-quality, vibrant photos with smooth gradations and sharp details. The printer supports various print sizes, including 10x15 cm (4x6 inches), making it ideal for instant photo printing. Connectivity options include USB interfaces suitable for direct connection to compatible digital cameras, enabling quick and easy printing without a PC. The device features a built-in LCD display to preview images and adjust settings. Compact dimensions and lightweight design make it highly portable for mobile photo printing needs.

Powered by a thermal dye-sublimation method, the printer ensures fade-resistant and smudge-proof prints, suitable for both personal and professional applications. It supports standard image formats like JPEG and requires proprietary Sony printing paper cartridges. The device integrates image processing technologies for noise reduction and color enhancement that improve the overall print quality. The straightforward user interface simplifies operation, with minimal setup time and easy maintenance requirements.

Specifications

MPN DPP-EX50
UPC 0027242639546
Model DPP-EX50
Technology Thermal
Connectivity USB (compatible with specific Sony digital cameras)
Output Type Color
Type Digital Photo Printer
Weight Approximately 900 grams
Depth 11in
Height 8in
Width 2.5in
Platform PC Products
Extend Printer Technology Dye Sublimation
Direct Printing Capabilities Print Photos Without a PC
Color Print Speed Up to 0.9 Sec/Print
Memory Card Compatibility Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Microdrive, CompactFlash Type II, Smartmedia, CompactFlash Type I, Secure Digital (Sd)
Computer Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Home, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows 98sec. Edition
Form Factor Desktop
Media Type Photo Paper
Printers Special Features Autocutter, Borderless Printing
Panel Monochrome LCD
Max Resolution (Bw) 403x403DPI
Max Resolution (Color) 403x403DPI
Max Media Size 4x6in
Black Print Speed 80sec/Print
Media Capacity 12 Sheets
Release Date February, 2004
Print Technology Thermal Dye-Sublimation
Print Resolution 300 x 300 dpi
Max Print Size 10 x 15 cm (4 x 6 inches)
Display Built-in LCD preview screen
Paper Type Proprietary Sony dye-sublimation paper cartridges
Color Support Full color (24-bit)
Print Speed Approximately 45 seconds per 4x6 print
Dimensions Approx. 230 x 125 x 50 mm
Power Source AC adapter or battery pack
Operating System Support No PC needed for compatible camera direct printing
Additional Features Borderless printing, noise reduction and color enhancement technology

Key Advantages

The Sony DPP-EX50 offers high-quality dye-sublimation printing that provides durable, vibrant photos resistant to fading and water damage. Its portability and compact design allow users to print photos on-the-go conveniently. Direct USB connection with compatible Sony digital cameras enables seamless printing without needing a PC. The built-in LCD screen assists with image preview and selection directly on the device, increasing user convenience. It features a straightforward, user-friendly interface making operation accessible for non-technical users. The device produces borderless prints enhancing the photo aesthetic appeal.

Limitations

The DPP-EX50's compatibility is limited primarily to Sony digital cameras, reducing versatility with other brands. Print sizes are generally constrained to standard small photo dimensions, limiting larger format needs. Operating costs can be relatively high due to the requirement for proprietary dye-sublimation paper cartridges. It lacks wireless connectivity options such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, common in more modern printers. Print speed is moderate but slower compared to some inkjet alternatives. The built-in memory is minimal, requiring frequent camera connection to select images for printing.

FAQ

The Sony DPP-EX50 utilizes dye-sublimation printing technology, which produces high-quality, durable, and vibrant photos.

No, the printer is primarily compatible with certain Sony digital cameras via USB connection and may not support other brands.

It mainly supports standard 10x15 cm (4x6 inch) photo sizes.

No, this model does not have wireless printing capabilities such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

Yes, it allows direct printing from compatible Sony digital cameras via USB without needing a PC.

It requires special Sony dye-sublimation paper cartridges designed specifically for this printer.

No, the Sony DPP-EX50 has been discontinued and is no longer manufactured.

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