Technology | August 28, 2006

Sony launched its UP-990AD and UP-970AD hybrid printers at the American Healthcare Radiology Administrators (AHRA) 2006 annual meeting. According to the company, the printers support full-page monochrome printing at a reasonable price for such applications as mobile C-arm, ultrasound and cardiac catheterization.
Delivering an easy upgrade path to the digital workplace, these are the first medical printers from Sony to provide both analog and digital connectivity. In addition to thermal paper, a blue transparency film option is available with the model UP-990AD.


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