Canon unveils PIXMAs

Canon has announced two additions to the popular Office All-In-One (AIO) line-up - the PIXMA MX860 and PIXMA MX330 printers, according to ecoustics.

Ideal for the small business operating out of the home, the versatility and overall ease-of-use of these two new Office AIO printers provide users with the comfort of knowing the finished product, whether it is a business presentation or a photo from a family vacation, will be of high quality.

The Canon PIXMA MX860 Office AIO printer features Advanced Media Handling with Auto Duplex copying, printing and two-way paper feeding.

Imaging technology company Epson has become exclusive print partner to Nikonians - the worldwide Internet community of Nikon photographers, according to PRWeb.

Epson will provide the 150 000 members of Nikonians and the 60 000 daily visitors to the site with expert information, guidance and tips on how to achieve the best quality for their digital prints.

Furthermore, Epson will provide the photo community with an exclusive first look at new products and experts' insights on how to use them to their fullest capacity.

Parks Associates is saying that while revenue from compact digital cameras declines, consumers will up their spending on mobile imaging applications in the years ahead, according to Twice.

By 2013, consumers will be shelling out more than $500 million on imaging applications for their mobile phones, the research firm says.

Consumers will harness their camera phones for more than just photo sharing, but for social networking, photo editing and comparison shopping, Parks says.