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Ask any NAPP member and most will tell to that one of the best reasons to join the National Association of Photoshop Professionals,besides the awesome Photoshop training, is the discounts. The NAPP has a long list of retailers offering exclusive discounts only to NAPP members. We’re not talking about mom & pap shops either. No these are major retailers like CDW, Apple, Adobe, OnOne, iStockPhoto, Wacom, B&H Photo, Epson just to name a few. Speaking of Epson, right now NAPP members can take advantage of an great deal from Epson. You can get the extremely powerful Epson Stylus R1900 for $75 off the suggested retail price and free shipping. Here’s the catch, this offer ends on June 28, 2008. So there is time, but if you are a NAPP member, don’t wait. If you are not a NAPP member and are interested in joining. Click here.

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1 Comment

  1. Randy said on — June 17, 2008 @ 11:18 am

    i LOVE this printer & i would totally get it if i had the “chedda” right now.
    thanks for the update.

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