Sony has just released two new printers, the DPP-FP90 and FP70 models. Both printers incorporate dye-sublimation technology which combines the functionality of laser printer and the cost effectiveness of ink printer. They sports the company’s proprietary Bionz image processing system that supports up to 48M image quality. Furthermore, these printers come with a color LCD display for previewing the photo and give some retouch or makeover to the image before printing. The only difference between the two printers, apart from the price of course, is the display — DPP-FP70 has a 2.5-inch screen, while FP90 blessed with larger 3.6-inch LCD.

I’m currently thinking of buying either Brothers or Lexmarks laser printer. Maybe I should wait for a while and get any of these dye-sublimation printers instead.

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