Epson has just introduced two new photo all-in-ones, the Artisan 810 and Artisan 710. Both all-in-ones feature fast, premium-quality photo prints, built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity, wireless printing from an Apple iPhone, and a number of other useful applications.

The Artisan 710 and 810 also offer full-featured scanning and copying, standalone printing capabilities for printing without a computer, automatic double-sided printing to save on paper, and an Automatic Photo Correction feature that improves poorly exposed images. Aside from being able to connect to an iPhone, an easily accessible USB port is also available for connecting and charging portable devices such as mobile phones and MP3 players.

The flagship Artisan 810 adds a color fax and automated document feeder, a 7.8-inch smart touch panel, and a large 3.5-inch color LCD that lights up only the buttons needed, while the Artisan 710 has a more conventional control panel with a smaller 2.5-inch LCD.

The Artisan 810 is priced at $300, while the more basic 710 retails for $180. Both all-in-ones are are currently available.

Epson has just announced a new dual-purpose scanner for home and small office use. Named the Perfection V500 Office, the new scanner combines standard document scanning with advanced photo features, and added a bit more in the form of their ReadyScan LED technology for fast scans and low power consumption.

The V500’s features include a 30-page auto feeder that can go through up to three pages per minute, and a simplified interface for easy one-touch scanning. The ReadyScan LED technology speeds up the process for quick scans by using LED lights that don’t need to be warmed up before starting, and of course, consumes less energy compared to standard bulbs.

The scanner also sports a 6400dpi resolution for high-res image scans, as well as a handful of other features for photo and image scanning: a transparency unit for handling negatives, slides and photo film, Digital ICE Technology for cleaning up dust and scratches from film scans, and Epson’s Easy Photo Fix technology for restoring old and faded images by removing dust and reducing grain.

The Epson Perfection V500 Office is PC and Mac-compatible, and will start shipping in September for $349.99. The box will include an extensive software bundle that includes Epson’s Scan software, Adobe Photoshop Elements for photo editing, Event Manager for doing quick scan jobs, and ABBYY Fine Reader Sprint Plus OCR for creating editable documents from scans.

This model also includes a built-in USB hub so you can connect it either to a PC or connect it to a scanner with an automatic document feeder for some serious power scanning. Visioneer technology lets it scan directly to preset destinations, so you won’t have to keep fiddling with the settings every time you need to scan something. Other programs bundled with the scanner are Kofax VRS, Nuance PaperPort and OmniPage Pro OCR, which convert high volume documents into searchable and editable files.

The DocuMate 700 scanner is available now, with a $995 price tag.

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