The P-3000 features a 4.0” LCD viewer with Epson Photo Fine Ultra technology
ensuring it provides the highest image viewing quality in its class. With a
large
memory capacity and wide range of features it is ideal for storing your
digital photos and can also store and play videos and music.
25 September 2006 - The P-3000 is the latest addition to Epson’s award winning
multimedia storage viewer range. It features a large 4.0” Epson Photo Fine Ultra
LCD viewer and the world’s first four-colour filter system for unrivalled image
quality and an increased colour gamut. With a 40GB hard drive and long battery
life, it is an extremely versatile tool to store and view your photos, listen to
your favourite songs and watch the latest movies. The Epson P-3000 is the ideal
storage companion for gadget lovers.
The P-3000 is the first multimedia storage viewer on the market to incorporate a
four-colour filter system and support Adobe RGB colour space1, for ultra-sharp
images. Where standard LCD technology uses red, green and blue (RGB) filters,
Epson’s Photo Fine Ultra screen uses red, blue, emerald green and yellow green,
which enables colours to be reproduced at a more natural level than has ever
been seen before. It also extends the colour range of the red and blue filters
enabling the Epson P-3000 to register a wider range of red and blue tones.
Combined with a screen size of 4.0” and a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels, the
Photo Fine Ultra LCD viewer supports the latest ultra-high resolution cameras
and marks a new standard of excellence in the storage device market.
A 40GB storage capacity allows you to store up to 2,300 files in RAW format .
You can free images from your digital camera by simply inserting your memory
card into the card slot and downloading your photos. Back-up speed is incredibly
fast with a transfer rate of approximately 155 seconds for 1GB of data from a
Compact Flash card. You can also back-up via USB 2.0, transfer images from your
P-3000 to an external hard drive and print directly to any Epson USB compatible
printer. A long battery life (up to 3 hours of continuous slide show viewing)
means reliable performance, especially important when you do not have access to
an electric power source.
The P-3000 is your photo storage unit with a difference. It is the world’s first
portable product to support xvYCC video colour space. This is an extended colour
space for video application, which gives vivid colour reproduction. It also
supports JPEG format, MP3, AAC and WMA formats for music and DiVX, MPEG 1/2/4,
AVC, WMV9 and Motion JPEG formats for videos. With editing capabilities, you can
change your music order and edit your play lists, all at the touch of a button.
The new Link2 software means it is easy to manage your photos, music and movie
files. It has an automatic file convert function for most music and movie
formats, which means you don’t need to worry about compatibility and file
conversion.
Viewing your files with the P-3000 is easy. The browser function features three
viewing modes: 12 thumbnails, 64 thumbnails or a list of files. It takes just
six seconds to view 64 thumbnail images so you can find your image quickly. In
addition, the folder protection function allows you to password protect your
folders so you can prevent any unauthorised access to your files.
Mark Robinson, Product Manager at Epson UK, says: “The P-3000 is the first
multimedia storage device for the consumer market to feature a four-colour
filter system for an unrivalled viewing experience. The 4.0” Epson Photo Fine
Ultra LCD viewer ensures high-quality, sharp and vivid images, a necessity for
viewing your photos or videos. With a large 40GB hard drive, reliable long-life
battery and increased multimedia functionality, the P-3000 is ideal for gadget
lovers, who require the latest multimedia technology in a sleek and appealing
design.”
Epson P-3000 Multimedia Storage Viewer key features summary:
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