DYMO is a company selling embossers, hand-held label makers, desktop label makers and other stuff that helps people organize and identify their home, office or worksite. What is interesting for us is that DYMO connects to the printing world via its newly announced DiscPainter. You may rest assured that this compact disc printer is “optimized… Continue reading DYMO DiskPainter Spins And Paints
What kind of printer to select for you office depends of how big that office is and here is why. The size of the office demands same volumes of printing: two-person business hardly prints 500 pages a month, while a corporation that occupies a whole building may produce thousands pages a week. So, the first… Continue reading How to Choose A Printer for Your Office
This is an event we just couldn’t leave unnoticed. Yesterday Hewlett-Packard celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the launch of its first DeskJet printer. First introduced in 1988, the HP DeskJet became a corner stoner of HP’s steady ascension as a major player in the emerging industry of personal printing. It is HP that has developed… Continue reading 20 Years of HP DeskJet
Xerox has increased the size of its portfolio of wide-format printers with the release of the Xerox 7142 color wide-format printer that delivers high-speed and cost-effective printing, and the 6050A wide-format black-and-white printer for producing construction plans and engineering renderings. Specifically designed for the computer-aided design (CAD) and geographic information systems (GIS) markets, the Xerox… Continue reading Xerox 7142 Wide-format Printer
Couple of days ago, Canon U.S.A. Inc. announced the new PIXMA iP2600 Photo Printer featuring photo-lab-quality printing, fast output speeds and a stylish design to capture the attention and satisfy the needs of consumers. Continuing to build on its single function printer line, Canon delivers increased printing speeds, adds Auto Image Fix technology and a… Continue reading Canon Pixma iP2600 Inkjet 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
Couple of month ago Epson released Stylus Photo R1900 in Europe, now the company launches it in the United States. American R1900 has very same technical specifications as its European kin: 1.5-picoliter minimum droplet size resolutions up to 5760×1440 direct printing on CDs and DVDs pigment-based Ultrachrome Hi-Gloss 2 ink set Stylus Photo R1900 uses… Continue reading Epson Stylus Photo R1900 Inkjet Printer. Now In US
Every one of us has questions he or she wants to have answers for. While most of those questions are quite specific ‘Will I pass this or not?’ others are rhetorical ones – ‘What the purpose of life?’, ‘What is love?’ or ‘How are you doing?’ There are also questions that at first glance seem… Continue reading Why Printer Ink Is So Expensive?
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
The inkjet printer has come a long way from a supplementary project inside a hi-tech corporation to most popular computer printing device. If you own a printer at home, the chances are good it’s an inkjet printer. Nowadays, inkjet printers are the most popular printing device for home and small office use, but it has… Continue reading History of Inkjet Printers Development