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PrintJinni for Epson allows printing of email attachments without moving too much

September 16, 2010 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Epson has teamed up with Thinxtream Technologies to release a new mobile printing application – PrintJinni for Epson, allowing iDevice owners to wirelessly print documents and images from their email. A WiFi-enabled Epson printer is required, and if that’s set – you can download, display, preview, and print e-mail attachments that “maintain accurate formatting.”

In terms of supported file types, any Office document (or a spreadsheet or presentation) will do, and so would PDF files and JPEG images. iPad users can also print iWorks documents without leaving their favorite chair (or couch… or whatever).

The only problem with PrintJinni is / may be the price. We all got spoiled from 99-cents apps, and paying 10 bucks for an app is more of an exception than rule these days. To be fair, the introductory price is 3 bucks less, but that’s still a fortune in today’s “app economy.” If you want to proceed nonetheless, hit the link below…

PrintJinni for Epson ($6.99) [iTunes link]

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