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March 21, 2008 • printing

New Software Prepares Files for 3D Printing

We rarely write about software, but today we do. The subject is not some ordinary program but ZEdit Pro, special software developed by Z Corporation for its 3-d printers. The pecularity of this new software lies is that automatically prepares 3D data files for easy full-colour 3D printing. ZEdit Pro lets users of 3D mechanical… Continue reading New Software Prepares Files for 3D Printing

March 20, 2008 • laser • printer • Ricoh

Ricoh Aficio MP 2550B/MP 2550 and MP 3350B/MP 3350 Imaging Systems

Ricoh Americas Corporation, last week introduced the Ricoh Aficio MP 2550B/MP 2550 and Ricoh Aficio MP 3350B/MP 3350 Digital Imaging Systems. Ideal for small and mid-sized businesses, the MP 2550 and MP 3350 models have color scanning capabilities that produce clear images, store documents securely and boost productivity and efficiency. The MP 2550/MP 3350 models… Continue reading Ricoh Aficio MP 2550B/MP 2550 and MP 3350B/MP 3350 Imaging Systems

March 18, 2008 • cartridges • inkjet • troubleshooting

A Good Way To Clean Clogged Inkjet Printheads

The chances are, you, just like me, have an inkjet printer at home. The chances are you use the printer occasionally to print several pages of text or a bunch of photos. The chances are next time you going to use the printer, it won’t work for the printhead are clogged. Of course, the best… Continue reading A Good Way To Clean Clogged Inkjet Printheads

March 17, 2008 • Kyocera • laser • printer

Kyocera Mita FS-1300D: First Page in 6 Seconds

Kyocera Mita America recently announced its FS-1300D, the latest ECOSYS® monochrome laser printer a competitive six-second first print out time, and standard duplex for double-sided printing. This desktop printer delivers 30 pages-per-minute print speeds and a six-second first print out time, critical for printing tasks that include short simple document jobs. The FS-1300D has a… Continue reading Kyocera Mita FS-1300D: First Page in 6 Seconds

March 14, 2008 • laser • printer • review • Ricoh

Ricoh Aficio SP C222DN Color Laser Printer

“Middling in price, performance, and design, this color laser printer suffers from spotty documentation.” This is a tagline of Melissa Riofrio’s reviewed of Ricoh Aficio SP C222DN Color Laser Printer for Washington Post. She says the Ricoh’s Aficio SP C222DN, being a lower-cost color laser printers, demonstrates some of the challenges of lower-costing. This midpriced… Continue reading Ricoh Aficio SP C222DN Color Laser Printer

March 13, 2008 • HP • inks • printer • printing • technology

HP’s Future Printing Technologies

At an event on March 10, 2008 in Tel Aviv, Hewlett-Packard offered a peek into future printing technologies, introducing a new inkjet printer that prints thousands of pages per minute and ink that retains its shine even when exposed to extreme elements. HP’s water-based Latex Ink is specially formulated to embed in a surface and… Continue reading HP’s Future Printing Technologies

March 12, 2008 • laser • printer • Samsung

World’s Smallest Color Laser Printer: Samsung CLP-310

One of the exhibits on CeBIT 2008 was Samsung’s new color laser. The company claims the Samsung CLP-310 to be the world’s smallest color laser printer. Apart from size, the CLP-310 stands out with its quietness – the company promises an ultra-low noise level of 46dB. The printer come cased in both traditional grey and… Continue reading World’s Smallest Color Laser Printer: Samsung CLP-310

March 11, 2008 • inkjet • innovation • technology

Inkjet Printer Can Now Make Solar Cells

One day you will get anything you want without going to local supermarket. The only thing you’d have to buy will be an inkjet printer. Using it, you will not just print images and text, but also get yourself other stuff for very day life. The scientists have adopted the inkjet printer for printing electric… Continue reading Inkjet Printer Can Now Make Solar Cells

March 7, 2008 • printer • troubleshooting

Connecting A Printer to A Wireless Computer Network

To continue the subject of connecting a printer to several computers, it’s worth to notice there may be another type of connection – wireless. Let’s suppose you have a wireless network running in your home or office and you need to get a new printer up and running. One way to do so is to… Continue reading Connecting A Printer to A Wireless Computer Network

March 5, 2008 • inkjet • inks • printer

How Dye-based Inks Are Different from Pigment Inks

…an attendee approached me with a question I’ve been asked a hundred times before. “Are these water-based inks or pigment inks?” I gave my usual response, “Well, both—actually,” then launched into an explanation about ink formulation theory, the history of inkjet printing, and the correct application for ink types. He proceeded to tell me I… Continue reading How Dye-based Inks Are Different from Pigment Inks