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Primarily designed for ID photos, such as for passports, the UPX-C200 features a 4-megapixel still camera with a large flash above the lens and the ability to define the print layout on the camera’s LCD display. The image(s) can then be transferred via Bluetooth to one of up to three printers. The printers use dye-sublimation technology for professional results. When used with multiple printers, the system allows the user to take additional photos while simultaneously printing – thus greatly increasing the over all throughput of the system. The printer can produce up to 22 different layouts on 4"x 6" media, including one full-bleed mini portrait and two 2"x 2" passport ID photos. With the 3 ˝"x 4" media, 17 different image layouts are available. The UPX-C200 also includes a PC connectivity kit that allows all images stored in the camera's memory to be saved to a PC or removable recording media. The bundled software allows users to manipulate the page layout to print multiple subjects and different size images. According to Sony’s press release, the UPX-C200 system includes the following additional features:
Pricing & AvailabilityThe UPX-C200 model can be purchased by calling Sony at 1-800-328-SONY and through authorized Sony resellers. It will be available in August for a suggested list price of $1,495. For more information, visit www.sony.com/digitalpassport. (Note: The Sony link currently only provides information on the previous passport ID camera/printer system from Sony, which does not include Bluetooth.)
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