Branded as the General Electric P1, General Imaging's first printer is a 4800 x 1200 dpi inkjet. The GE P1 uses CMY pigment inks, and takes 75 - 105 seconds per print, depending on the settings used. Media capacity is 25 sheets of A6, using either photo or glossy papers. The P1 includes a built-in 2.5" LCD display that folds flat for storage or travel, and has slots for xD Picture Card / CompactFlash (type unspecified) / MultiMediaCard / Secure Digital (SDHC compatibility unknown) / SmartMedia cards, as well as compatibility with PictBridge. There's also a USB connection, and an optional Bluetooth adapter.

Pricing and availability have not been announced at this time. The press release for the General Electric P1 printer can be found in another news item.

General Electric P1
Product Type	Photo Printer
Resolution	4800 x 1200 dpi (normal)
Ink Type	Three color CMY pigment inkjet
Print Speed	75 seconds (normal) 105 seconds (photo)
Max. Paper Size	A6
Media Type	Photo or glossy
Feed Type	Auto
Media Capacity	Up to 25 sheets
Connectivity	USB 2.0, two card slots, Pictbridge compatible
Memory	32MB
Operating Volume	44dBA
LCD	Movable 2.5" LCD
Memory Card Compatibility	xD Picture Card / CompactFlash / MultiMediaCard / Secure Digital / SmartMedia
Duty Cycle	125 prints per month 1500 prints (lifetime)
Automatic Cartridge Alignment	Yes (photo paper only)
Available Accessories	Bluetooth adapter
Operating System	Windows XP
Voltage	100 - 240V
Frequency	50 / 60 Hz
Chassis Color	Gray or black
Dimensions (L x W x H)	235mm x 146mm x 127mm
Weight	1.5 kg
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