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February 6, 2012 • Canon • inkjet • printer

Canon PIXMA MG4140 – Affordable All-in-One Printer Supporting Web Applications

Canon has announced a new compact all-in-one printer supporting web applications and smart features. This model is suitable for students or families who need an affordable printer that is compatible with current internet technology. Thanks to the built-in Wi-Fi module, the MG4120 can scan and copy documents at any point in the house. Canon Easy… Continue reading Canon PIXMA MG4140 – Affordable All-in-One Printer Supporting Web Applications

January 18, 2012 • multifunction • Samsung

New Color and Monochrome A3 MFPs From Samsung

Samsung Electronics announced of new color (Samsung MultiXpress CLX-9350ND/9250ND) and monochrome (Samsung MultiXpress SCX-8040ND/8030ND) multifunction devices that are designed to work in medium to large workgroups. New items are equipped with 8.9-inch LCD touch control panel with large buttons and the ability to adjust the position. An intuitive user interface with large icons allows you… Continue reading New Color and Monochrome A3 MFPs From Samsung

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November 28, 2011 • 3D • portable • printer

Roland iModela Affordable 3D-printer

Modern designers often work with three-dimensional shapes, but all these forms remain on that side of the screen. The Japanese company Roland DG released a relatively affordable «3D-printer. However, in contrast to the modern systems it does not make object out of liquid plastic, but rather grind it out from a solid bar of plastic… Continue reading Roland iModela Affordable 3D-printer

October 7, 2011 • design • printer • technology

“See What You Print” Printer Concept

You are probably familiar with the WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) acronym, which stands for a property of programs to display an image that is close to the final result, whether it’s printed text or Web page. It seems like now the term can apply to printers as design studio Artefact introduced… Continue reading “See What You Print” Printer Concept

September 19, 2011 • Android • Epson • mobile

Epson’s App for Direct Printing from Android Devices

It’s been or almost a year that Epson offers the PrintJinni application for iOS devices, which allows users of these smartphones to print photographs and other information via their handheld assistants. Finally, the company offered a similar application that allows direct printing from mobile devices to owners of Android smartphones and tablets. It’s called Epson… Continue reading Epson’s App for Direct Printing from Android Devices

August 31, 2011 • Apple

Apple To Patent Printer Without Driver

To connect to a computer printer, you usually need to install the supplied driver set. Sometimes these drivers are be downloaded from Internet, and sometimes they are installed as a part of software pack, most of which will never be demanded. Ideally, the printer, as well as any other connected devices, should be working without… Continue reading Apple To Patent Printer Without Driver

August 14, 2011 • HP • multifunction

Smallest Color MFP From HP

Hewlett-Packard officially revealed to public the release of its most compact color laser multifunction printer, HP LaserJet Pro 100 Color MFP M175nw. The manufacturer says their darling was designed primarily for small and medium-sized businesses. The model is enclosed in a black body with dimensions of 441 x 421 x 338 mm and weighs 16.2… Continue reading Smallest Color MFP From HP

August 3, 2011 • 3D • printer

3D-Printers’ New Trick: Printing With Chocolate

Almost everybody knows that 3D-printers can print anything you want. Some people want a snack, and they prefer chocolate. This is not something impossible anymore. Most modern 3D-printers as the main material used plastics because it melts at relatively low temperatures and is easily deformed. Scientists at the University of Exeter (England) have noticed that… Continue reading 3D-Printers’ New Trick: Printing With Chocolate

July 18, 2011 • laser • printer • Samsung

Samsung Introduced ML-4510/501X Monochrome Laser Printers

Samsung Electronics announced the launch of ML-4510/501X series printers expanding line of printing solutions for the B2B sector. The new models are designed for small and medium-sized businesses, these are monochrome laser printers. The printing speed of Samsung ML-4510ND is 43 A4 pages per minute, while the ML-5010ND and 5015ND models produce up to 48… Continue reading Samsung Introduced ML-4510/501X Monochrome Laser Printers