Epson Expression XP-760 3 in 1 Photo Printer with WiFi Stockists

Superior results The XP-760 uses a six-colour inkset to deliver smooth tonal gradations, natural blacks and rich, vibrant colours for superior-quality photos. Mobile printing Epson Connect consists of Epson iPrint – for easy wireless printing from smartphones and tablets; Epson Creative Print – print photos directly from Facebook, and Epson Email print – print from anywhere in the world by emailing photos and documents directly to the printer. AirPrint and Google Cloud Print are also supported. Wireless connectivity Automatic Wi-Fi set-up4 makes it quick and simple to connect to a Wi-Fi network or, alternatively, compatible devices can be connected via Wi-Fi Direct without having to connect to a wireless router. Printing is also possible from Wireless PictBridge-compatible cameras. Versatile printing In addition to dual paper trays, the rear speciality media feed enables printing onto thick card and photo paper. Printing onto suitable CDs and DVDs is also possible, further expanding the possibilities. Fast print speeds mean you can print photos in just 10 seconds5. Easy to control As well as a motorised control panel and output tray and a 10.9cm interactive LCD touch-screen, the XP-760 includes a memory card slot for PC-free operation. Auto Power On automatically turns the printer on and opens the control panel and output tray when you start printing.

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