The three PDKs cover devices with an embedded XPS interpreter (XPS to XPS), raster-based printers (XPS to Image), and PostScript-compatible devices (XPS to PS). Monotype demonstrated its XPS technology at the WinHEC 2007 conference in Los Angeles last week, with an Epson inkjet printer.
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