Many offices nowadays have to spend much time before they find a brand and a printer that will exactly match their needs. In some cases the problem is in too little functionality—and then they have to outsource some jobs, in other cases—too many idle functions which accompany much occupied office space and wasted money. Recently this year, Brother has renewed its lineup of MFC inkjet printers and launched an MFP which is a potentially indispensable office gadget overcoming all the above mentioned problems.
Archive for May, 2017

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Modern designers have employed 3D printing technology almost since its invention. All kinds of art objects have been created with the help of the new technology—from 3D printed furniture, vases and figurines to faucets and kitchen utensils. The experts tend to call this phenomenon “a digital handmade”—a fusion of traditional crafts with cutting-edge digital technologies. The process could become a game changer in mass manufacturing providing an average consumer with one-off and customizable contemporary art objects.
Crucial needs of modern offices in more efficient and eco-friendly solutions force the development of printing technology. It particularly concerns Toshiba tec with its Three Greens philosophy (greening of products, process and management) and its ultimate intention for producing ecologically-conscious devices. With the launch of its new e-Studio5008LP series including 3 MFPs and one paper reusing device Toshiba provides cutting-edge printing technology allowing to use paper many times with erasable blue prints.
Traditionally, mobile printers are almost just the same as in times of the first mobile printers. Producers turned their attention to increasing print speeds and resolution and diminishing gadgets’ size. Than, the new way of seamless connection between the camera and the gadget was being added and a special paper type allowing to print without ink. We thought that it was all that we can imagine, but it was so before the Prynt appeared.
Recently, Ricoh has launched two new fabric printers providing advanced functionality for faster, easier and more flexible apparel printing. The RICOH Ri 3000 / Ri 6000 allow to start printing a pattern on a cloth in two clicks thanks to intuitive software and to do it very quickly thanks to 27 seconds print speeds. Moreover, they are Direct to Garment (DTG) gadgets meaning that they are specially designed to print on ready-made clothes and things like shirts, socks, canvas grocery bags, and they even can produce metallic foil applications. (more…)