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
Of the year 2006, actually. “Whoa!” you might say, “best printers of 2006 at the end of 2009?” — “Yes, why?” we’d reply, “they are still as good as back then, yet they are now a time-proven choice for those on the look for a printing device.” That having been said, let’s get down to… Continue reading Best Printers of The Year
Printers have become not just output devices to produce text or images. They have become an essential part of our life, and the more functions they have, the better they are for use in office and home. Recent printing devices are developing according to crisis laws. That means more technology and functions heavy printers don’t… Continue reading HP OfficeJet Pro 8500: A device of All Trades
Hewlett-Packard is selling fewer laser printers, and seems to be quite happy with the situation. HP says it’s happy with the installed printer base for the short-term because it means selling fewer low-margin servers. HP’s Imaging and Printing group had revenue of $7.5 billion during the quarter, down 1 percent compared to last year. An… Continue reading HP Selling Less Printer, And OK About It
Hewlett-Packard has designed a digital Inkjet Web Press especially for newspapers, book publishers and commercial print shops. The printer costs $2.5 million and for the price it can print full-color, newspaper-sized pages. The goal of HP was to drive down the cost of small-volume printing by enabling the publishers to customize their content to specific… Continue reading HP Allows Publishers to Customize Content
Home Dialysis Plus is now licensed to use HP’s inkjet technology to mix water and concentrated dialysate, a mixture of chemicals used to extract toxins and supply electrolytes to the bloodstream. The water and dialysate will be mixed in real-time, then pumped into the dialyser. According to an HP statement, mixing the solution in real-time… Continue reading HP Inkjet Technology Delivers Dialysis
HP’s Photosmart D5460 inkjet printer is a bargain that you can brag about. Though it’s a bare-bones printer in most respects, it has a few standout features that any photo enthusiast would love to have. In our laboratory tests, the Photosmart D5460 pushed paper quickly, managing a swift 11.4 pages per minute when printing text-only… Continue reading HP Photosmart D5460 Inkjet Printer
“A reasonable compromise between quality and functionality”, that’s what James Hutchinson from PC World Australia called HP LaserJet P3005x color laser printer. According to James, the P3005x makes an imposing printer both literally and metaphorically. The printer stands 474 mm tall with the third paper cassette attached. It supports USB and Ethernet connection and an… Continue reading HP LaserJet P3005x Laser Printer Review
We previously reported that Xerox released a set of universal drivers for all printers, Mobile Express Driver. The drivers identify your location by sensing the subnet your computer is on at any given time and offering up the appropriate printers you’ve associated with it. If it’s your first visit to that location, they will automatically… Continue reading Universal Drivers Not So Universal
HP introduces the world’s fastest mobile printer (based on the published specifications), the HP OfficeJet H470b. As any decent mobile printer, the OfficeJet H470b supports optional Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. The printer is compatible to numerous operational systems such as Windows, Macintosh, Palm, Tablet PC, Pocket PC, and Symbian. The printer work well without a… Continue reading HP OfficeJet H470b, World Fastest Mobile Printer