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dye-sublimation printing

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by Ed Curran

PRINTER PERFECT

SONY'S latest photo printer, the DPP-EX7 ($450), uses the same dye-sublimation printing proc-ess the corner store uses for high-quality, glossy prints. Plug the camera’s memory card right into the printer and press one button — 4 x 6 prints take only 90 seconds. The big, full-color LCD touch-screen lets you view and edit photos without a computer, and you can even scribble messages on your photos before printing. Find more great gadgets at www.technogadgets.com.


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