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
Last Friday Brother introduced its new multifunctional inkjet printer — the MFC-6490CW. This printer is the first in a new line of “Professional Series” printers. It is also first Brother’s color inkjet to print, copy, scan, and fax on 11 x 17-inch tabloid sized paper. The MFC-6490CW can print at speeds of up to 35… Continue reading Brother Launches MFC-6490CW, New Professional Tabloid Printer
The technology is the same as that of the simple inkjet printer found in homes and offices, but Japanese scientist Makoto Nakamura is on a mission to see if it can also produce human organs. The idea is that the printer jets out thousands of cells per second instead of ink droplets, and builds them… Continue reading Inkjet Fulled With Cells Can Produce Hearts
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
Canon Pixma iP1900 is as simple printer as it gets. This is no surprise given this printer’s low price. The PictBridge, a memory card slot and an LCD are all missing from this printer. The lack of a output tray is probably not so predictable though, so you’d better be sure there’s a lot of… Continue reading Canon Pixma iP1900 Review
This post has little to do with printers, but rather with printing technology. Below there’s a video of a waterfall that is controlled by a computer to “printing out” astonishing patterns and pictures. This waterfall is located in Canal City Hakata, a shopping and entertainment complex in Fukuoka, Japan. As you can see from the… Continue reading Computer Controlled Inkjet-Like Waterfall
Yesterday Kodak announced the ESP 7 and ESP 9, the two new wireless inkjet multifunctions. Kodak claims these multifunctions can print up to twice as many photos and documents for the money they cost. This feature saves around $110 a year on ink compared with other leading consumer inkjet printers on the market. Both the… Continue reading Kodak Rolls Out New Wireless Inkjet Multifunction Printers
Newtech SRL has announced KeraMagic, the first digital color printer to produce images on ceramic tiles. The new printer is based on inkjet technology, incorporates grayscale Xaar 1001 inkjet printheads to carry out drop-on-demand jobs in a single pass The KeraMagic is available is two configurations – the 350 mm width model and a 700… Continue reading Printer For Ceramic Tiles
The X9575 is the flagman ship of Lexmark’s Professional series of inkjet multifunctions designed to serve business needs. (The unit has a range of connection options and a number of PC-less features that make it a suitable addition to the home or small office. However, the printing speeds and photo quality leave a bit to… Continue reading Lexmark X9575 Professional Review
We have all seen regular printers that produce pages, some of us have heard of 3D printers that create things. Somewhere in between, there’s a place for another kind of printers. PromoJET Solvent Inkjet Printer applies images on both flat and three-dimensional objects. PromoJET flatbed inkjet printer uses 8 color solvent based inks which are… Continue reading PromoJET Solvent Inkjet Printer – Decorate Your Stuff