Today no one is surprised by printers producing three-dimensional objects – there has been a variery of development approaches to the subject: glass printer, foam printer, even food printer, to name a few. However, craftsmen continue to find ingenious ways to implement known technologies. For example, Junior Veloso from Singapore, who stepped aside from the… Continue reading Home Made 3D DLP-Printer
Epson is releasing to market two new wide-format printers that are the ideal ratio of accurate color reproduction and high performance. 24-inch Epson Stylus Pro 7890 and 44-inch Epson Stylus Pro 9890 perform the most difficult tasks of professional photographers and artists, allowing you to prints closest to the original, with minimal downtime. The new… Continue reading Vivid Color Come Alive With Wide-Format Epson Printers
A team of engineers and the art from the University of Washington has developed a way to create objects made of glass using a conventional 3D-printer. Technique allows the application of new materials with similar devices. The technology is called “vitraglyphic process”. Three-dimensional printers are used as a cheap and easy way for prototyping. In… Continue reading Glass 3D-Printing
Epson Stylus SX525WD multifunction with Wi-Fi and automatic two-sided printing is ideal for working with documents and photos at home. Epson presents a stylish multi-functional device for the home equipped with a Wi-Fi module. Epson Stylus SX525WD multifunction is designed for demanding users who want not only quality, but also fast printing and ease of… Continue reading New Epson Stylus SX525WD Wireless MFP With Duplex Printing
In Cologne at Photokina 2010, Hewlett Packard introduced a series of high-performance professional large-format photo printers, Designjet Z6200. New products offer the highest performance among the large-format photo printers in its price category. HP Designjet Z6200 series plotters are designed for minilabs, digital mini-printing houses, advertising agencies, design companies and commercial printers. The device provides… Continue reading HP Introduces New High-Speed Plotter
Today we’ll talk not so much about printers, but about something what is nowadays closely connected to them, images. The most popular and well known to all format lossy of image compression is JPEG. It’s over 20 years old, outdated, and its replacement has long been needed. It still more or less fits for storing… Continue reading Google To Retire JPEG
HP has announced three new inkjet multifunction printing devices: Envy 100, Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and Photosmart eStation. All three new devices support ePrint network printing service presented recently. By looking at the HP Envy 100 e-All-in-One you can hardly say that this is a full-fledged MFP, but the device really can print (including documents… Continue reading HP Presents 3 New MFPs Supporting ePrint Network Printing
Do you often visit your grandma? Love to hear her stories of old days and watch her old photo album? Just think, here she’s 25 years, here she’s 16, and there she is merely a child! Each photo has a unique story behind it, with each photo some experience is connected. Unlike now, when any… Continue reading Each Photo Has a Story
The Epson Company rolls out the Epson Stylus Photo PX720WD, a stylish and compact multifunction device with quality printing, superior laboratory, as well as WiFi and Ethernet interfaces to work together on a network. Along with copying and scanning capabilities, the new model is capable of automatic duplex printing, which not only provides convenience but… Continue reading Epson Stylus Photo PX720WD, New Compact Inkjet With WiFi For Home Photo Printing
The Brother Company had a study conducted in a controlled environment to determine consumers’ reaction to promotional materials and the influence of printed material. It has been found that the printing on A3 format usually provides a competitive advantage, and, moreover, allows small companies to produce the impression of larger companies. The study was conducted… Continue reading Want To Look Larger? Print It Larger!