Kodak’s latest foray into the all-in-one printer market has resulted in the ESP 3250 and ESP 5250, where both models will feature Kodak’s Kodacolor technology that allows one to live off cheap ink to further shave off operating costs, which is pretty useful in today’s prevailing economic climate. The ESP 3250 is more or less similar to the ESP 3, but it does boast the added capability of a multi-function memory card reader and an embedded 1.5″ LCD display at $130. As for the ESP 5250, this $170 model comes with Wi-fi connectivity while retaining the multi-function memory card reader alongside a smaller 2.4″ LCD display. Kodacolor technology is tipped to save one up to $110 annually in ink costs, although we haven’t tested that claim just yet. Anyone out there willing to vouch for Kodak?