Printer and ink cartridge manufacturer Epson has announced that customers will be able to use Windows 7 with its devices.
According to the company, it is working with Microsoft to ensure its range of printers are aligned with the new operating system.
Windows 7 offers users a range of benefits including a new multi-touch support user interface, Device Stage, which is an enhanced piece of interaction technology and a new home networking system known as HomeGroup.
Epson said: "Windows 7 users who wish to enjoy all of the advanced features of their Epson products can download drivers and access additional information, including software updates and user instructions online."
Users can access the Windows 7 driver for their printer by choosing the model from the Epson Support Home Page.
Simon May, author of the Rough Guide to Windows 7, recently said that the new operating system should help rebuild the damage done to Microsoft's reputation by the unpopularity of Windows Vista.
See our other article relating to Windows 7 drivers HERE.
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