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CES 2005: The Next Big Thing
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CNET editor ELSA WENZEL covers peripherals at CES
"Photo-friendly" laser printer
January 5, 2005; 2:42 p.m.
Sporting a PictBridge 1.0 port for printing photos straight from a digital camera, the Minolta Magicolor claims to be a photo-friendly laser printer. You read that right--laser printer. Will you say good-bye to that inkjet printer for photos?
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