Steve looks aback a few of the best graphics products featured on the show. HP's Scanjet G450 can help you scan and restore old photos including those in slides. Steve looks at Apple Aperature to help with your photo editing needs and if you want to change to photos into art, Epson's large format printers are the way to go. They can print on a variety of surfaces including canvas. You'll need to backup all those fabulous photos too, Snapfish is a great place to backup and share you photos.

This episode is all about making small business easier. Steve shows you the Epson Workforce 600, a multi-function printer that is great for a small business. The Workforce 600 has convenient wi-fi networking capabilities and it prints in laser quality in smudge and water resistant ink at an incredibly quick speed. 

Steve also shows you some very handy tips and tricks to use with your Blackberry and he takes a look at the online invoicing tool, Invoice2Go.

On Urban Upgrade, we look at options to integrate your iPod into you digital living room.

Original Airdate: February 23, 2008

On this episode of Dotto Tech, Steve shows us that bigger can better. He looks at Epson’s large format printers, the R1400 and the R1800, as well as a little scanner that thinks big, the V500 Photo. Do things you thought only professionals could do, and enjoy prints that will last for decades.

Original Airdate: December 22, 2007

Tis’ the season for sharing and Steve looks at ways to stay connected. Steve looks at Epson’s P-3000 Multimedia Viewer. With its 40 gig Hard-drive and 4 inch viewing screen it makes storing and showing off your digital photos a dream. Epson’s PictureMate Snap makes printing and sharing photos easy and the best part is you can take it anywhere.

Keeping in touch has never been easier as Steve looks at the ultimate in face to face communications with a pair of LG TU500 video capable cell phone that are available on the Rogers network. Steve also shows off Video chat on Windows Live Messenger.

Original Airdate: November 10 ,2007

In this show Steve looks at the Epson R1800 and R2400 Printers. These are high end printers designed primarily for the serious photographer. Steve also looks at the Alienware laptop and desktop computers that are custom built for the serious gamer.  If you’re about to or just got a new computer then you’ll want to pay close attention to Steve’s demo of PC Mover by Laplink where he shows you how easy it is to move the contents from your old computer to your new one. On Tech Toys Caroline looks at Trackstick, a GPS logging gadget that keeps track of where you’ve been so you can have a virtual record of your journeys. 

So why would small business owners uproot their traditional landlines for VOIP? Steve explains how Vonage’s use of high-tech telecommunications technology means flexibility and affordability for their customers. He’ll also shine the light on a business projector that can provide some at-home entertainment at night. And much more!

With Epson’s Stylus Photo R1800 fresh out of the box, Steve is ready to think outside the box – for all the crafty materials he could print on besides paper. The R1800’s pigment-based inks will bond to canvas, transparencies, discs, and fabrics. Steve also fills you in on the variety of hardware and software... including Vonage.

Adobe Acrobat 7.0

Colin Smith joins us this week to demonstrate the newest powerhouse in the pdf world, Adobe Acrobat 7.0 professional. This software is the advanced way to create, control, and deliver more secure, high-quality Adobe PDF documents. Assemble electronic or paper files — even Web sites, engineering drawings, and e-mail — into reliable PDF documents that are easy to share with others using free Adobe Reader® 7.0 software.