Six companies propose industry standard for printing from digital cameras
Canon, Fuji Photo Film, Hewlett-Packard (HP), Olympus Optical, Seiko Epson and Sony on December 2 announced a proposal for an industry standard that enables consumers to easily print photos by directly connecting their digital still cameras to their printers - no PC required.
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