After seeing this Epson Stylus Photo RX510 printer in action at 11th Mega Bazaar Computer 2006, I finally decided to buy it. I didn’t buy it at the exhibition though. The price for this printer at the computer store nearby is actually cheaper than the one sell at the exhibition, so I went there to buy it.

Actually, I was kinda afraid to buy any Epson’s printer. I have a bad experience with it before (I forgot the model). I was thinking of buying Canon’s printer at first. I’ve been using Canon BJC-265 SP printer for more than 5 years and it still works fine like a charm. But then, I think getting an Epson this time won’t hurt.

Epson Stylus Photo RX510 is a multifunction printer. With it, not just I can replace my old Artec scanner with a better one, now I also have my personal photocopier machine. Direct print from memory card or direct scanning to the card is supported, thanks to the built-in memory card reader (SD / MS Pro / CF / xD / SM). Not bad, huh?

So, here’s the highlighted features of the Epson Stylus Photo RX510 printer that I bought:

• Colour printing at resolutions up to 5760 Optimised dpi (using Resolution Performance Management Technology) and up to 17ppm in black text (16ppm in colour text); and featuring EPSON’s Intellidge™ Ink System. Print borderfree edge-to-edge 100 x 150mm & A4 prints
• Full colour copier capabilities with features equal to most advanced photocopying machines
• 48-bit colour depth scanning with optical resolution of 2400×4800 dpi and full A4-size (216×297mm) capability.
• Take full advantage of existing fax software to easily send fax.