Technology | July 27, 2006

The Sony FilmStation 14 x 17-inch dry film imager is the only imager of its kind that can be installed either in the upright vertical position or horizontally. It outputs film in less than one minute, and when connected with another FilmStation imager can print up to 130 films per hour. The FilmStation system features high-resolution 320-dpi thermal head technology and automatic calibration resulting in exceptional image quality.
Sony is now offering the popular FilmStation imager at a new suggested list price of $9,995, significantly less than competitive systems.
To compliment the FilmStation Imager, Sony has announced its new Certified Professional Repair Facility (CPRF) program, which delivers a high level of onsite service through factory-trained, Sony-authorized independent servicers. This onsite CPRF program is provided for the FilmStation system for one year following the purchase date. Details of the on-site, one-year warranty service program and a list of servicers are available online at www.sony.com/filmstation.


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