Category: technology

May 4, 2008 • technology • Xerox

Xerox Invents Reusable Paper

The Xerox’s research lab demonstrated reusable paper. No, no, not recyclable which is any paper, but reusable. Information printed on it disappears in 24 hours. The developers claim a sheet of such paper can be use up to 100 times without compromising quality, of print presumably. From the outside, the paper looks like an A4… Continue reading Xerox Invents Reusable Paper

April 10, 2008 • inkjet • innovation • printer • technology

Inkjet Printer Helps Split Water with Sunlight and Generate Hydrogen

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

March 27, 2008 • inkjet • inks • innovation • printer • technology

World’s First Cationic Inkjet Printer

Here is another device from the family of “The World’s Mosts and Firsts”. This is a wide-format Solara ion inkjet printer by Gerber. The printer can print on virtually any surface that is up 64 inches wide and up to 1 inch thick! When it comes to printing speed, the device covers up to 639… Continue reading World’s First Cationic Inkjet Printer

March 27, 2008 • inkjet • innovation • Kyocera • technology

Kyocera Creates World’s Fastest Inkjet Printhead

You may be pleased to know that Kyocera announced a development of the world fastest and industry widest drop-on-demand inkjet printhead. The KJ4 Series printhead that was developed in cooperation with Brother is claimed to print at speeds of up to 200 m per minute at a resolution of 600×480 dpi up to 150 m… Continue reading Kyocera Creates World’s Fastest Inkjet Printhead

March 13, 2008 • HP • inks • printer • printing • technology

HP’s Future Printing Technologies

At an event on March 10, 2008 in Tel Aviv, Hewlett-Packard offered a peek into future printing technologies, introducing a new inkjet printer that prints thousands of pages per minute and ink that retains its shine even when exposed to extreme elements. HP’s water-based Latex Ink is specially formulated to embed in a surface and… Continue reading HP’s Future Printing Technologies

March 11, 2008 • inkjet • innovation • technology

Inkjet Printer Can Now Make Solar Cells

One day you will get anything you want without going to local supermarket. The only thing you’d have to buy will be an inkjet printer. Using it, you will not just print images and text, but also get yourself other stuff for very day life. The scientists have adopted the inkjet printer for printing electric… Continue reading Inkjet Printer Can Now Make Solar Cells

January 29, 2008 • Polaroid • printing • technology • Zink

Zink Inkless Paper

Recently, we told you that Polaroid launched a new color mobile printer that uses no ink. Yes, there is a way to print images without a single drop of ink. The trick is in a special type of paper developend by Zink Imaging (“Zink” also stands for “zero ink”). The paper incorporates color crystals that… Continue reading Zink Inkless Paper

January 22, 2008 • printing • technology • Xerox

Xerox Flash-fusing Technology Quintuples Printing Speeds

The other day, Xerox Corporation announced the development of “non-contact flash fusing” – a major technology breakthrough in high-speed color printing. The innovation enables color xerographic continuous feed printers to achieve speeds of nearly 500 color pages per minute. By flashing a high-intensity Xenon light more than 2,000 times per second, Xerox printers fuse the… Continue reading Xerox Flash-fusing Technology Quintuples Printing Speeds

December 29, 2007 • laser • LED • printer • printing • technology

What Is The Difference Between LED and Laser Printing Technology?

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?

December 28, 2007 • technology

Technology Predictions

I expect color lasers to finally diverge into two species, the pukka industrial grade kit and then a huge gap with nothing until you get to the home kit, poor build quality, inkjet model sales, refill toners will cost more than the new printer, major arms race escalation in both laser and inkjet refill vs.… Continue reading Technology Predictions