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Epson’s turning 50 under its current name, but its roots go back to 1942 and a humble watch factory. Since then, it’s quietly shaped the world of printing and projection—from inventing Micro Piezo ink tech and EcoTank printers to powering ultra-bright projectors and efficient industrial robots.
It’s not the flashiest brand, but for Kiwis who value gear that works, lasts, and sips power, Epson’s legacy of compact, precise innovation still hits the mark.
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