Printing Technology: Advanced MicroPiezo AMC print head with ink-repelling coating technology 8-channel, drop-on-demand, inkjet print head.The technical specifications of the R2000 follow: One-inch wide MicroPiezo AMC print head with ink-repelling technology.AccuPhoto HG imaging technology for highlight and shadow detail retention.Auto-selecting black inks (no cartridge switching necessary for matte or glossy sheets).Wireless 802.11n, Ethernet and Hi-Speed USB 2.0 connectivity.Roll paper and fine art support, plus CD/DVD printing.

Individual, larger-capacity ink cartridges delivering up to 50 percent more prints compared to the R1900.

Epson UltraChrome Hi-Gloss 2 pigment ink, which is 'highly water, smudge and fade-resistant'.

Canon's Pro 9000 Mark II is our favorite dye-based ink printer and Epson's R2000 now competes with Canon's excellent Pro 9500 Mark II in the pigment division.Īt $499.99 list and as low as $279.99 directly from the company, the Epson Stylus Photo R2000, which replaces the R1900, brings more than just 13x19-inch pigment printing to the party, adding CD, roll and fine art media, UltraChrome Hi-Gloss 2 inks and WiFi/USB/Ethernet connectivity.Įpson told us that the R2000 includes features previously only found on the company's Pro line. Meanwhile quality has getting more affordable. There have been a number of low-end 13x19-inch printers over the years, but low-end and high quality don't dance together. To really enjoy your photography, the answer is a big printer making big prints you can hang on a wall so you can look at them all the time.

Epson stylus photo r2000 inkjet printer