Compare Prices : Sony Dpp-fp35 - Expert Reviews

Pros: Fairly inexpensive ; excellent print quality ; fast ; can view and edit photos on your TV

Cons: Design isn't for everyone ; can't view or edit photos on LCD ; no connection between removable media drives and your computer ; no paper or ink included

Verdict: This snapshot photo printer makes beautiful prints for a reasonable price, but its design could use some work.

Review summary: This snapshot photo printer makes beautiful prints for a reasonable price, but its design could use some work

Pros: Fairly inexpensive ; excellent print quality ; fast ; can view and edit photos on your TV

Cons: Design isn't for everyone ; can't view or edit photos on LCD ; no connection between removable media drives and your computer ; no paper or ink included

Review summary: Sony's DPP-EX5 is a digital photo printer that uses dye sublimation technology, a process that creates durable lab-quality prints in vivid color, monochrome, sepia or paint tone. It is packed wit...

Review summary: Digital shutterbugs take note. The DPP-EX5 lets you print from a camera or a media card straight to photo paper.

Pros: Prints decent photos from high-resolution images ; its prints are relatively inexpensive and indestructible

Cons: Can't view photos directly on printer ; prints fall out of paper output tray when left unattended ; noisy ; doesn't run off batteries ; low-resolution pictures become inferior prints

Verdict: As long as you always have a high-res camera and reliable access to power outlets, you'll find it easy to work with this printer. But the HP Photosmart 230 is more portable.