The newest addition to Epson's entry-level Stylus series, the D92, has been announced. Continuing the theme of this general purpose printer range, it features four-colour delivery up to the size of A4 and print speeds up to 25ppm in black and white and 13ppm in colour.

It requires four individual ink cartridges that cost £6.99 each, or a multipack containing all four cartridges is also available (price not yet confirmed). It ships with Epson Creativity Suite and Easy Photo Print software - for those not familiar with the workings of Photoshop. Plus, apparently, "5760 optimised dpi resolution on suitable media".

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