Compare Prices : Epson P6000 80GB

Review summary: If you're inclined to take endless photos and quickly fill up media cards (guilty as charged...) a device that backs up your precious images and shows them off on a high-resolution screen soon earns its keep. Consider, then, the Epson Photo Viewer P ...

Verdict: It's not cheap, but for inveterate snappers the Epson Photo Viewer P-6000 could be both a lifesaver, and a much-loved gadget.

Review summary: If you're serious about photography, taking your camera on a trip isn't enough: you'll also need somewhere to store all your pictures until you get back, and a way to check them on a screen bigger than a matchbox. Yet a laptop seems like overkill

Verdict: Get a closer look. A great travelling companion for the serious photographer.

Review summary: With so many media viewers available, the P-7000 from Epson is something of a surprise. It costs a lot more than most and is considerably bigger. About the size of the body of a traditional SLR ...

Verdict: There's little doubt the P-7000 does an excellent job of storing and displaying photos. If you're a professional or semi-pro photographer, it's a good place to keep large numbers of high resolution images when you're away from home. If you have less ...

Review summary: FOR professionals who can afford it, the P-6000 is a good tool for storing photos between shoots.

Pros: Ergonomic and solid design, simple to use, USB host capabilities

Cons: Very expensive, heavy

Verdict: For the professionals who can afford it, the Epson P-6000 is a good tool for storing photos between shoots. For other users that don't need to quickly switch between cards, however, it's just an unnecessary and expensive toy - especially when the ...