Previously we reported the discovery of yellow dots made by color laser printers and the reaction of European Union Committee on this issue. A study done by Electronic Frontier Foundation finds that most color laser printers add an identifying code on every page you print. This code is actually microscopic yellow dots printed on each… Continue reading Yellow Markings Left by Color Laser Printers Decoded
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
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
You may know that DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) prohibits your downloading and sharing any copyrighted material – pirated movies, music, book, TV shows, etc. If your computer IP is detected to take part in such activity, your ISP will receive a DMCA takedown notice – a formal message to report infringing content. The ISP… Continue reading Blame It All On Laser Printer
Surely you have faced this problem: one fine day the printer stops printing and starts flashing with its LEDs. You know that something went wrong but don’t know what it is. The thing is when broken, printer can’t TELL you happened (I imagine it would be breathing like Darth Vader or speaking in Optimus Prime’s… Continue reading Understanding Your Inkjet Printer Blinking Signals
While being just another low-cost color inkjet printer, Lexmark Z2420 Wireless stands out for its integrated 802.11b/g wireless connectivity, which makes it as flexible as only few other printers in this price range. Unfortunately, that’s all there is, because its performance is moderate, according to, discovers Melissa Riofrio, in PC World review of Lexmark Z2420.… Continue reading Lexmark Z2420 Review
Usually printer ink manufacturers say an ink or toner cartridge is enough to print this or that amount of pages. Little is known of how actually this number is defined. Yes, we know that they use a 5% coverage page and print continuously until a cartridge (or several cartridges – to get consistent result) is… Continue reading An Easy Way to Count Pages Printed
Just a couple of months ago Samsung bolstered world’s smallest color laser printer (http://blog.tonercartridgedepot.com/2008/03/12/worlds-smallest-color-laser-printer-samsung-clp-310/). The other day the company broke its own record: it rolled out the new smallest color printer in the world – Samsung CLP-315K. The new tiny printer measures only 388 x 313 x 243 mm and weighs around 11 kilos. Compared… Continue reading Samsung Creates The Smallest Color Laser Printer Again
Today’s business world is more demanding for ability to conduct business almost anywhere. As a mobile professional, you may find it handy to print on-the-go, and Canon gives you this opportunity. The new PIXMA iP100 Mobile Printer from Canon U.S.A, successfully addresses printing needs on-the-go and delivers text and graphics for printing a business presentation… Continue reading Canon PIXMA iP100 Mobile Printer
Hello! Today we have some hi-tech news again, the “we found another use for inkjet printer” kind of news. So, there is a company, FUJIFILM Dimatix, that supplies drop-on-demand inkjet printheads for industrial applications. The company recently announced that researchers at the Department of Chemistry at Colorado State University used its cartridge-based Dimatix Materials Printer… Continue reading Inkjet Printer Helps Split Water with Sunlight and Generate Hydrogen