HP Rolls Out First Toner-Tank Printer
The manufacturer HP has announced its first Toner Tank printer with an ink tank. The enclosure is known as “Bulk Ink” and promises to reduce the cost of printing per page. Goodbye, cartridge!
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Canon Announces IVY CLIQ and IVY CLIQ+ Instant Camera Printers
Instant print cameras have been popular for a long, long time, but they’re seeing a renaissance now. As an expantion of their IVY product range Canon debuted a pair of new instant camera printers for shooting and sharing prints on the go. Following last year’s release of the Canon IVY mini photo printer which can… Continue reading Canon Announces IVY CLIQ and IVY CLIQ+ Instant Camera Printers
Ricoh Introduces Ricoh Pro 8300 Series Presses [VIDEO]
The Ricoh Pro 8300 series of sheetfed presses is replacing the Ricoh Pro 8200 mono platform. The Pro 8300 comprises two higher speed production models that run at 111ppm and 136ppm, aimed at CRDs, print shops and commercial printers, and a smaller footprint 96ppm solution designed for offices, government environment and schools.
Epson Wide Format Printers Win iF Design Awards
Created in 1953, the International Forum (iF) Design Award is recognised as one of the most prestigious awards for innovative industrial product design excellence. Products are evaluated based on a wide range of criteria, including factors such as practicability, workmanship, consideration of environmental standards, degree of elaboration and innovation, functionality, usability, safety, aesthetics, and universal… Continue reading Epson Wide Format Printers Win iF Design Awards
New Flatbed Printers From Ricoh
Two new Ricoh printers are rolling out into the market in the upcoming months. The new is designed for entry- and mid-level operations and will use its new sign and graphics inks. While pricing is not reveiled yet, Ricoh said it would be benchmarked against all flatbed devices with 2.5×1.3m table sizes.
Inkless MemoBird Printer [VIDEO]
Do you think there’s still a room for paper notes to remind of important things, in these times of electronic devices? If yes, then there’s a right, well, electronic device to make notes you’ll hardly forget. It’s an ink-free printer that is just $60 (or even less). MEMOBIRD is a tiny mobile thermal printer for… Continue reading Inkless MemoBird Printer [VIDEO]
AI Recreates Paintings With 3D Printer [VIDEO]
Some of the most famous paintings are so unique that it is impossible to recreate them accurately. While getting a basic reproduction is as simple as it can get, a 100%-accurate copy is hard to achieve. Nevertheless, researchers at MIT’s Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) successfully trained an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm to… Continue reading AI Recreates Paintings With 3D Printer [VIDEO]
CERAMBOT, the ceramic 3D printer
Do you still think pottery is a dirty business? Well, think again. Meet the CERAMBOT, the most affordable ceramic 3D printer being Kickstarted. Ceramic has become a popular material in the 3D printing world. It’s heat resistant, food safe, relatively strong, and has a look and feel that’s just more pleasant than plastics and polymers.… Continue reading CERAMBOT, the ceramic 3D printer
Pocket-Sized Printer From Canon
Canon has unveiled its smallest and lightest Mini Photo Printer. This model uses Zero Ink Technology from ZINK, which means that no ink is required. The printer uses ZINK paper which is infused with colour crystals that melt to print when heated. Photos can be printed directly from all kind of mobile devices or social… Continue reading Pocket-Sized Printer From Canon
KiiPix Instant Printer, Batteries Not Required
Toy manufacturer Tomy has announced the KiiPix, a new instant printer designed for smartphones. Unlike many instant cameras or photo-printing devices, KiiPix does not require batteries, an app or Wi-Fi to use; simply open up the device, place your smartphone on top, press the button and rotate the dial to produce the image. The printer… Continue reading KiiPix Instant Printer, Batteries Not Required