Epson P6000 / P7000

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

Very expensive, heavy

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 price...

Excellent display, good storage capacity, USB host, easy to back up memory cards, RAW support, watermarking

Expensive, easy to knock out charging cable without realising, easy to remove screw covers

In some ways it's hard to fault the functionality of the Epson P-7000. It's easy to use, has a relatively responsive interface and plenty of storage. However, it's quite expensive. Before you buy, make sure you're serious about your photography and...

Screen, features, storage capacity, ease of use, fast display, RAW image support, build

Not widescreen, price, battery life, slow image copying

Okay, the Epson P-7000 Multimedia Photo Viewer is a stunning bit of kit, even if it is on the expensive side. Those likely to use the thing a lot may want to invest in another battery. Nevertheless, this is a well made and easy to use storage and...

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

Very expensive, heavy

Excellent display, good storage capacity, USB host, easy to back up memory cards, RAW support, watermarking

Expensive, easy to knock out charging cable without realising, easy to remove screw covers

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

Epson’s multimedia storage viewers have come a long way since making their first appearance in 2004 when digital photography was just starting to take off. The latest in the line, the P-6000 with its 80 GB hard disk, provides a portable solution for...

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