During CES 2007, Kodak presented a nice accessories for its EasyShare series digital cameras, the EasyShare G600 Printer Dock. With this device, digicam owners can easily print their photo collections by simply place the camera on the dock and then push the button. Furthermore, according to the company, users will be able to quickly transfer the photos to their computer, as well as automatically recharge the camera when it is placed on the dock.

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The MC-30 from McPay is a handy portable credit/debit card payment solution. Simply connect it to your cell phone and you can process the transaction anywhere using your own mobile phone. Along with the card reader, MC-30 also includes a printer which allows you to print the receipt right away after the payment processed. Furthermore, priced at 250,000 (KRW), it measures 7.8 x 9.3 x 4.3 cm and weighs 235 grams.

According to the company, another version which support IrDA, cable smart card, and Bluetooth connectivity will be available later in December.

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HP Korea launched a bunch of new color printers, including Color LaserJet 2700 series, Color LaserJet CM1015 and CM1017 all-in-ones series, LaserJet 3050z and LaserJet 1005 all-in-ones printer. The LaserJet CM1015 and CM1017, claimed as the world’s smallest color laser printers, features a vertical in-line printing technology and up to 8 ppm (pages per minute) printing speed. As for Color LaserJet 2700 series printer, it comes with a color access control function that lets users to customized printing color directly from the printer itself. Regarding the LaserJet 3050z all-in-one printer, it is equipped with an integrated phone line terminal for sending fax from the machine without the need of a PC.

Along with the release of those six new color laser printers, HP Korea also celebrated the accomplishment of monumental one hundred million sales record.

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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.

According to the company, the BT4 is compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as PDA and PocketPC. If your favourite device has infrared instead of Bluetooth, don’t worry, an IrDa version also available. It has similar specs, with the connectivity interface as the only difference.

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The printer works with most handheld PCs and laptops/desktops running Windows (95, 98, Me, 2000, CE/CE.NET, XP), Symbian/EPOC, PocketPC/Windows Mobile, PalmOS, RIM, Linux, and Mac OSX. Of course, that devices must be Bluetooth enabled. The price is $449 for the PocketJet 3, and $529 for the PocketJet3 Plus.

Pentax PocketJet 3 Portable Printer features:

• Built-in USB and IrDA
• High-powered, long-lasting battery with internal battery charger for constant charging
• ESC/P emulation has been added to the existing Raster image
• User-friendly indicator lights show about the current status of the printer
• Friendly user defined configuration
• Nearly unlimited OS compatibility
• Exceptional quality 200 dpi printing using the PocketJet 3
• High Resolution 300 dpi imaging using the PocketJet 3 Plus

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If you want, you can also add pictures and graphics. Just insert your memory card (SD, Type 2 CF card, and Smart Media card supported) into its appropriate built-in slot on the printer.

Measures 218×129x136 mm and weighs 1.7kg, Casio Printer CPC-100 will hit the store on 12 October for Â¥50,400.

I understand his feeling. I’ve done it before, but with my power supply and CD-ROM drive as the victim :p