As many homes turn into creative studios, craft rooms and even classrooms, today’s families and creatives are seeking technology that sparks inspiration and blends effortlessly into any environment.
To support this transformation, Epson America Inc. has launched the Expression® Photo XP-980 wireless color all-in-one wide-format printer, an innovative solution designed for vibrant, professional-quality photo prints. Featuring a 6-Colour ink system and borderless printing up to 11″ x 17″, the XP-980 produces frame-worthy wall art and custom posters to colourful vision boards and imaginative school projects. Megha Shukla, group product manager, Consumer Inkjet, Epson America, Inc. commented:
“At Epson, we help users create and print with confidence, and the new Expression Photo XP-980 makes it simple for creative households and hobbyists to produce vivid, studio-worthy results at home. Blending convenience and reliability with rich, long-lasting colour, this all-in-one solution delivers colourful family photos, wide-format capabilities and fits seamlessly into any home or workspace.”
Crafted for creativity and reliability, the Expression Photo XP-980 brings creative ideas to life with 6-colour Claria® Photo HD ink and outstanding print resolution. It produces stunning borderless prints up to 11″ x 17″ and yields brilliantly detailed 4″ x 6″ borderless photos in as little as 11 seconds, when in Draft Mode and using premium glossy paper.
With a built-in scanner and copier in a compact design to fit in any home workspace, the all-in-one printer features built-in wireless connectivity, compatibility with the Epson Smart Panel® app, and versatile paper handling, including a rear feed for specialty paper. For added convenience, the XP-980 includes a 4.3″ colour touchscreen, including Easy Mode for enhanced visibility and ease of use.
The Expression Photo XP-980 offers advanced features, such as wireless printing from laptops, desktops, smartphones, or tablets via Wi-Fi Direct®, however Wi-Fi Direct may require printer software, and the range is subject to the router being used.
