Regretfully, we cannot review each and every printer, but what we can do is to turn our readers to reviews we find interesting and helpful. One such review is at CBSnew.com: tech analyst Larry Magid examines consumer-targeted Brother HL-4070CDW Color Laser Printer: Until the mid-’90s, if you wanted to print something in color, you had… Continue reading Brother HL-4070CDW: Color Laser Printer For Home
One year ago, in January, 2007 Zink Imaging announced the development of a technology that would enable mobile printing with out a drop of ink. Instead, dry crystals incorporated in structure of paper are activated by heat to form an image. Eventually, this technology would allow for a portable printer, very much like that in… Continue reading Polaroid Rolls Out Mobile Ink-less Printer
Canon U.S.A. announced an initiative that will combine the Company’s latest environmentally-conscious PIXMA, SELPHY and imageCLASS printer products and solutions under one corporate brand name: Generation Green. In addition, Canon offers a variety of solutions in its PIXMA, SELPHY and imageCLASS printer products that are integrated into this initiative such as paper saving technology, minimized… Continue reading Canon Launches Environmentally-friendly PIXMA, SELPHY and imageCLASS Printers
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?
Briefly, LED (Light Emmitting Diode) technology allows for smaller and more reliable printing devices no ozone when printing higher imaging precision information security To give it a detailed explanaition, I first need to tell what laser printing technology is. Laser printing is a common name for printing using method of dry electrostatic transfer. This method intents… Continue reading What Is The Difference Between LED and Laser Printing Technology?
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
Manufacturers of printing devices are well-known to make profit selling not the printers, but rather consumables for them. However, it does not make it any less surprising the two new printers by Brother International, HL-2100 series monochrome laser printers. Brother HL-2170W, a successor of a popular HL-2070N model supports two network interfaces: wired Ethernet and… Continue reading Brother Wireless Laser Printer for Nothing
Students of Georgia Institute of Technology has created a robot named PrintBot that can print out images of virtually unlimited sizes. On their site, Instructibles.com, they published a detailed step-by-step printer creation guide. The PrintBot uses a printhead from an Epson inkjet printer (as it was expected to use it, the printhead, not Epson) and… Continue reading Now Prints Can Have Unlimited Size [VIDEO]
7. Ricoh Aficio CL7300DT The last position in the Top 7 of Most Expensive Printers belongs to the Ricoh Aficio CL7300DT which is a bit slower – only 35 pages per minute for full-color, and black & white. However it features much greater maximum paper capacity of 3,100 sheets and a duplexing unit. 200,000 pages… Continue reading 7 Most Expensive Printers