Category: HP

January 30, 2008 • cartridges • HP • printer • recycling

HP Finds Another Way to Recycle Old Printer Cartridges

Hewlett-Packard is boosting its effort to effectively recycle used inkjet printer cartridges, Wednesday introducing a new process that manufactures new cartridges from recycled cartridges that are separated and rebuilt from scratch. The “closed loop” process gives used HP inkjet cartridges a sustainable end-of-life value and puts the material back to good use while being environmentally… Continue reading HP Finds Another Way to Recycle Old Printer Cartridges

January 23, 2008 • HP • inkjet • printer

HP Launches Photosmart B8550 Photo Printer

HP has introduced the Photosmart B8550 Photo Printer. The new printer s a complete home printing solution that is perfect for producing large-format prints while still maintaining the versatility of an everyday home printer. Actually, users can print anything from 4 x 6-inches to 13 x 19-inches directly from digital cameras, memory cards and a… Continue reading HP Launches Photosmart B8550 Photo Printer

December 27, 2007 • HP • printer

HP Scitex TJ8300: Mammoth Printer

Somehow this news has been escaping both my sight and my site. Anyway, I’m catching up telling it to you. Judging by that picture can you say how big the printer is? Or the right, there seems to be a 15-17-inch LCD (that’s the right size for printer displays, not those pathetic 2.5 inches!), so… Continue reading HP Scitex TJ8300: Mammoth Printer

December 11, 2007 • HP • inkjet • multifunction

HP Photosmart C8180: A Printer That Writes

In several Asian countries, HP released a new multifunction printer, Photosmart C8180. While printing on CD or DVD is not something astonishing in modern MFP, ability to actually write, or record disks is only embodied in this new device. Photosmart C8180 in an inkjet printer capable of copying and faxing. The printing speeds of the reach 33… Continue reading HP Photosmart C8180: A Printer That Writes

December 10, 2007 • cartridges • HP • inks • Kodak • research

Results of “Cost-of-Ink-Per-Page” Analysis Favor Kodak Inks

New cost-of-ink-per-page analysis of ink cartridges is a new way for customers to estimate their printing costs. QualityLogic, a company providing quality assurance and control services, reported it had completed Cost-of-Ink-Per-Page (CoIPP) Analysis for the Eastman Kodak Company. CoIPP Analysis uses cartridge cost and page-yield to calculate and compare the cost of ink required to… Continue reading Results of “Cost-of-Ink-Per-Page” Analysis Favor Kodak Inks

November 15, 2007 • HP • innovation • printing • technology • toner

Printing Industry Overview

HP claimed it’s giving up its camera manufacturing business. Instead the company plans to focus more resources on Print 2.0 – the new web-centered printing concept. However, the company is going to maintain the brand and now is looking for an OEM partner that will design, build and distribute digital cameras under HP label. HP… Continue reading Printing Industry Overview

October 25, 2007 • HP • printing • security • technology

HP Technology Secures Printing

Once upon a time, printers were printing devices no different from a typewriter in terms of security. As years lapsed, time printers have become more sophisticated, network-enabled devices with hard drives and even operating systems. Pretty much like personal computer. And people keep on taking printers for what they actually are – devices that produce… Continue reading HP Technology Secures Printing

October 24, 2007 • Apple • Canon • HP • laser • printer • printing • technology • Xerox

How Laser Printers First Appeared and Developed

Today we take the laser printer as an integral part of everyday life in office environment. However 30 years ago when it first appeared, this piece of machinery was quite a curio. When a document is sent to the printer, a laser beam “draws” the document on a drum using electrical charges. After the drum… Continue reading How Laser Printers First Appeared and Developed

October 22, 2007 • HP • inkjet • overview • printer • research

Printing Industry Overview

One day we are going to sink in the ocean of printer-produced pages, or, rather say, be buried under mountains of such pages. And Britain would to take the impact in the first place. In 1975, Business Week magazine predicted a paperless office. Recent studies show this proves to be an exaggerated prediction. The number… Continue reading Printing Industry Overview

October 1, 2007 • HP • Kyocera

HP Admits Wrongful Advertisement

The continuation and, obviously, the end of the story with HP false advertisement. In the advertisement of LaserJet CP3505, HP claimed the printer “only require replacement toner throughout its life. And nothing else”. This gave Kyocera grounds to bury HP to Advertising Standards Agency, which found that the claims were untrue, because each toner cartridge… Continue reading HP Admits Wrongful Advertisement