Category: inkjet

August 22, 2007 • Canon Epson inkjet photo printer

New Printers Annouced. Trios From Epson and Canon.

Printer makers just can’t stop pleasing their customers with new releases. Epson USA introduced three new Hi-Definition printers. Epson Stylus Photo R280 is a single-function photo printer capable of printing on wide media (up to 8.5″ x 44″) and CDs and DVDs. It features very fast speed – up to 38 ppm in black and… Continue reading New Printers Annouced. Trios From Epson and Canon.

How An Inkjet Can Be Used Beyond Document Printing

What do you think your inkjet printer can create? Pages of black text? OK. Documents with color graphics? All right. Photos of you having fun in backyard? Absolutely! Anything else? You surely feel puzzled, however an inkjet printer can do a lot more. And there are people who know what this ‘more’ is. A UK… Continue reading How An Inkjet Can Be Used Beyond Document Printing

HP, Epson and Canon Introduce New Printers

We are back in town! Two weeks of complete isolation from computer world have left me feeling hungry for news. Let’s see what has been going on in printing industry. Canon announced two new models: imageCLASS MF4270 and PIXMA mini320. Canon imageCLASS MF4270 is a network-ready multifunction laser printer with a built-in duplex unit, designed… Continue reading HP, Epson and Canon Introduce New Printers

July 1, 2007 • HP inkjet ISO standards printer

ISO Ink Cartridge Standard Has Flaws, HP claims

Not so long ago, in December 2006, International Standardization Organization finally gave us, customers, a single standard to estimate cartridge performance and thus the printing costs. Before that, printer manufacturers used various ways to determine how many pages a cartridge would print. It was merely impossible to calculate true sum money spent on cartridges during… Continue reading ISO Ink Cartridge Standard Has Flaws, HP claims

June 27, 2007 • inkjet laser printing technology

Laser Printers Are Doomed To Extinction?

Laser printing technology has long been a choice for medium and enterprise sized businesses, and that has been reasonable choice. Printing machines utilizing laser delivered high quality output at, which is crucial for larger businesses, high speed. Enter any corporate or government office to see those buzzing cubes of plastic cover and electronic inside –… Continue reading Laser Printers Are Doomed To Extinction?

June 26, 2007 • Canon inkjet multifunction

Canon Pixma MP530

Canon Pixma MP530 is another ‘omnipotent’ device combining functions of printer, copier, scanner and fax. Just like most printers of this class, Pixma MP530 is designed to satisfy the need of home users or small office. However, there are, or I’d rather say, there are not, a couple of things that an office user might… Continue reading Canon Pixma MP530

June 21, 2007 • cartridges Epson inkjet inks research

People Throw More Than 50% of Ink Away, Epson says

Studies, researches and surveys… how little we would knew without them. Another test of ink cartridges efficiency was commissioned by TÜV Rheinland for Epson. The idea of the test was to find out how much ink is actually wasted every time a cartridge is thrown away. The thing is, many inkjet printer and multifunctions use… Continue reading People Throw More Than 50% of Ink Away, Epson says

June 14, 2007 • HP inkjet photo printing

HP Brings Masterpieces to The Streets

London National Gallery exhibited life-size reproductions of Constable and Da Vinci on the streets of the city. The task of paintings reproduction was performed by Electronic Printing Services in Leeds. They say they were looking for a printing device that would make billions of pixel at high resolution. Steve Farley, Managing Director at Electronic Printing… Continue reading HP Brings Masterpieces to The Streets

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