Dell has finally released its Wasabi PZ310 printer that we saw last month at CES. This portable printer is specially designed to work with APN that supports PictBridge using the USB, and more Bluetooth devices to facilitate wireless printing. The Wasabi PZ310 printer will be based on ZINK (zero-ink) technology borrowed from Polaroid, using a layer in the paper itself to print an image, so it doesn’t need cartridge ink or toner. You can produce a full color image of 5.1cm x 7.6cm in about 60 seconds, which isn’t bad for a device of this kind. The Dell PZ310 printer will be sold at the promotional price of $99, and it will cost $149 when the promotional period will be over. For peculiar reasons to Dell, this printer doesn’t recognize the iPhone, but this might change in the future.

Here is the Sharp AQUOS Photo Player (HN-PP100 or HN-PP150), which is a mixture between a compact photo printer (300 x 300 dpi) and a memory card reader to display your photos on an HDTV.
The HN-PP150, has an Ethernet port and is compatible DLNA, which allows you to connect your AQUOS Photo Player on your network and thus access to your photos on your NAS.

It also has an IR port, you can use it with mobile phones and therefore print the photos of your mobile phone. Finally you also have an HDMI port to connect your AQUOS Photo Player to your HDTV. Price: $250.

The little pink kitten Hello Kitty offers a new computer peripheral to its effigy. This time it’s a portable printer, the Canon Selphy CP770. On the menu of this special edition, all in a pink casing. The remaining functions are preserved. So you find a 2.5-inch LCD display, a multi memory card reader (SD, miniSD, MMC, RS-MMC, MS, MS Duo, Compact Flash), wireless printing via IrDA, PictBridge Support/Canon Direct and image and red eyes automatic correction. As usual, it is still our Japanese friends who may benefit from the 1st November 2008 for a price of $160.

If you’ve seen the Polaroid before, then you will not be surprised to learn that a new digital camera incorporates a ZINK printer. The latter proposes to print your photos as soon as they were taken, and will be introduced into the Japanese market at the end of November.

For the rest, this digital camera printer marketed by Tomy under the reference of Xiao TIP-521, has an 2.48″ LCD, a 5-megapixel CMOS sensor (4x Digital Zoom), 16MB of internal memory expandable via the SD card slot/SDHC and an infrared port. The ZINK printer integrated into the digital camera, prints a photo in less than a minute on a special paper ZINK in 2″x3″ format (sold in packs of 10).

The Tomy Xiao TIP-521 digital camera printer comes in 3 colors (red, blue, black) and measuring 149.5×74.5×25mm for a total weight of 294g. Available in the U.S. in April 2009.