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May 5, 2010 • printing • technology

Three-dimensional Printer Creates Ice Sculptures

Previously, different materials were used for printing on 3D-printer: glass, organics, synthetic fibers, and more. Now students from McGill University in Canada have been able to apply the most common liquid on Earth: water. They modified a relatively old Fab@Home Model 1, having replaced the extruder with liquid feed system. To prove the efficiency of… Continue reading Three-dimensional Printer Creates Ice Sculptures

May 3, 2010 • multifunction • solid ink • Xerox

New Xerox ColorQube Multifunctions

Xerox has recently introduced new multifunction devices: ColorQube: 9201, 9202 and 9203. The ColorQube printers are built on the Solid Ink Technology that makes non-liquid wax-like ink in from of small bricks. The production technology of such consumables is simple, and the bricks’ compactness reduces transporting and storage costs, which results the printing costs being… Continue reading New Xerox ColorQube Multifunctions

March 17, 2010 • Canon

Canon Prolongs ‘Your Print’ Scheme

Canon extends the “Your Print” programm that allows customers a chance to try the printing quality of Canon’s Pixma printers. “You can test any one of Canon’s PIXMA range of home and office inkjet Printers and All-In-Ones with your own image and see the great results for yourself. Upload your image, select the PIXMA of… Continue reading Canon Prolongs ‘Your Print’ Scheme

March 16, 2010 • OKI • printer

OKI’s Printer Receives Achievement Award in Japan

OKI Data Corporation, which markets its products under the OKI Printing Solutions brand, today announced it has received “Information Processing Technology Heritage” certification from the Information Processing Society of Japan (IPSJ) for its 2400B-type line printer. This follows on from “OKITYPER®-2000” receiving an “Information Processing Technology Heritage” certification last year. The Information Processing Technology Heritage… Continue reading OKI’s Printer Receives Achievement Award in Japan

March 3, 2010 • Canon • cartridges • recycling

Canon Recycles Cartridge for 20 Years

Canon Inc. and Canon Marketing Japan, Inc. will be celebrating 20 years of practicing the recycling of toner cartridges this year. According to the feature, the Canon Toner Cartridge Recycling Program was launched in 1990, then the first of its kind. Eight years earlier, in 1982, Canon came out with the first personal copiers that… Continue reading Canon Recycles Cartridge for 20 Years

March 1, 2010 • Canon • inkjet • multifunction

Canon Introduces New Pixma Printers for 2010

Canon has just launched four new inkjet printers; the multifunction Pixma MX870, Pixma MX350 and Pixma MX340 and the single function Pixma iP2702. The new printers went on sale in February in the USA and are aimed at the home, home office and small business market. The top of the range MX870 is an all-in-one… Continue reading Canon Introduces New Pixma Printers for 2010

February 26, 2010 • photo • portable • printer • Zink

ZINK and Pandigital Unite for Portable Photo Printer

Zink teams up with Pandigital to unveil an array of imaging products leveraging Zink Imaging’s award Zero Ink Printing Technology. This collaboration has resulted into the emergence of their first product that claims to be the world’s first ever Zero Ink 4×6-inch printer. Zink Technology brings to Pandigital a new technological platform to enable a… Continue reading ZINK and Pandigital Unite for Portable Photo Printer

February 25, 2010 • 3D • HP • printer

HP to Produce Affordable 3D-Printers

Hewlett-Packard is going to enter the consumer market of 3D-printers. So far, devices capable of making 3-dimentional objects from plastic and other materials remained the product for better-off developers, designers and architects. HP is aiming for a wider share of professionals. While the HP’s machines are not cheap either – the price tag is around… Continue reading HP to Produce Affordable 3D-Printers

February 19, 2010 • Toner Cartridge Depot

Toner Cartridge Depot Has Moved

We Have Moved Our new location is 601 Heritage Drive, Jupiter, FL 33458 However, you can always find us online on the same address: www.tonercartridgedepot.com From our new business location we can offer even more competitive prices! Residents of Californians don’t have to pay almost 10% sales tax anymore.

February 18, 2010 • innovation • printer • technology

PrePeat, the Inkless and Tonerless Printer

PrePeat is a rewritable printer that requires neither ink, nor toner to print. This device can print and erase images and text using a specific thermal process combines with special plastic paper. So, one sheet of papers can be used several times to print inrofmation on it, just like a rewritable CD or DVD. However,… Continue reading PrePeat, the Inkless and Tonerless Printer